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Ruby Gyang
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Ngohide Ruby Ann GyangGyang, also known as Ruby Gyang, is a talented Nigerian R&B/ Soul singer and performer with over 11 years of experience in the music industry. She is the founder of RG Entertainment and Media Company and is known for her dedication to mentoring young women and promoting African Feminism. With her passion and expertise, Ruby is making a significant impact in the world of music and beyond. She's released several works which have earned her recognitions.
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