In a statement filled with deep sorrow, the Performing Musicians Employers’ Association of Nigeria (PMAN) has expressed its profound grief over the loss of Onyeka Onwenu, a renowned Nigerian musician and cultural icon.
Onwenu’s passing marks the end of an era, leaving an irreplaceable void within the music industry and the hearts of countless admirers.
Onyeka Onwenu was more than just a singer; she embodied grace, resilience, and cultural pride. Her music, renowned for its timeless quality, carried messages of love, unity, and hope that transcended generations.
Beyond her melodious voice, Onwenu was a dedicated advocate for social justice and women’s rights, using her platform to effect positive societal change and champion the causes of the marginalized.
Her influence reached far beyond Nigerian borders, with her artistry earning global recognition. Onwenu served as a cultural ambassador, bridging diverse audiences and showcasing the richness of Nigerian heritage to the world. Her commitment to her craft and her values set a powerful example for others to follow.
PMAN President Pretty Okafor, in the statement, extended heartfelt condolences to Onwenu’s family, friends, and fans, sharing in their grief and honouring her remarkable legacy.
Okafor emphasized that Onwenu’s legacy would live on through the memories of those she touched and the melodies that will continue to resonate through time.
“As the music community and fans worldwide mourn, Onyeka Onwenu’s spirit remains a guiding light, inspiring future generations to pursue excellence, justice, and compassion. Her soul is remembered with respect and affection, as her contributions continue to inspire and uplift, ” Okafor added.
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