Singer, Kefee’s body arrrives Nigeria for burial

Kefee
The late gospel singer, Obareki Irikefe Evelyn Don Momoh aka ‘Kefee’s body have arrived Nigeria from the United States of America.
The singer died on Friday, June 13 after she collapsed on a Chicago-bound flight and went into a coma which she reportedly never woke up from.
A statement from her management indicated that she died of a lung failure.
A memorial service will be held in her honour tomorrow in Los Angeles and reports say she will be buried later this month.

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