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Waiting for Oluchi's Kind of Music
These pictures have let the cat out of the bag. Nigeria's supermodel, Oluchi Onweagba is not only modelling these musical instruments, there are strong indications that she has brought out her song book and that one of the best producers in the industry has been contracted to work with her. (26/06) ReadKeyword(s) : Song, Instrument
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