Nigerian reggae legend, Majek Fashek, who passed on June 1 in the United States of America will, at last, be let go in New York. This was declared by his child, Randy Fashek, in a viral video, which he delivered on Monday.
Randy, who is situated in Brooklyn, likewise expressed gratitude toward fans and well-wishers for their adoration and backing, including that the family had to make the choice to cover the late reggae symbol in New York because of the COVID-19 episode.
No date has been reported at this point for the entombment. In any case, when Vanguard reached the late artist's director, Omenka Uzoma Day, he likewise affirmed the advancement however communicated trouble that the rainmaker will be covered outside the shores of the nation. "Indeed, he will be covered in the United States.
That is the choice of his family. Be that as it may, I demand that Majek Fashek ought to be covered in his country. We are as yet examining and anything can change," Uzoma said. Likewise, responding to the turn of events, reggae symbol, Orits Wiliki invited the choice to cover the reggae star in an unfamiliar land. As per him, a ton of unanticipated conditions constrained the family to take such a choice.
Majek, who visited the world with hit tunes, for example, the 'Detainee of Conscience' and 'Send Down the Rain', kicked the bucket in New York around a quarter of a year back at 57 years old. In reality, enthusiasts of Majek Fashek, who had been anticipating offering their final appreciation to the reggae symbol in his nation of origin will be disillusioned with the turn of events.
Review that previous individual from the House of Representatives, speaking to Egor/Ikpoba-Okha Federal Constituency and a music devotee, Ehiozuwa Agbonnyima, prior in June, spoke to the general population for the benefit of the family for budgetary help to fly home the body of the reggae legend. As per him, Majek was a legend and Africa's pride who can't be permitted to be entombment like a normal human.
He stated: "With the help of the family, the kids, we are taking a gander at how we can carry him to Nigeria to be covered here. "This is going to cost a considerable amount of cash, particularly with the test of COVID-19. Along these lines, we are attempting to raise reserves," Agbonnyima was cited as saying.
