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Egwu Okpoko By Emeka Morocco Maduka Emeka Morocco Biography / About Emeka Morocco Maduka 1944 - 2020 Chief Dr. Edward Emeka Morocco Maduka's History When was Emeka Morocco Born?. Emeka Morocco Maduka was born in 1944 When did Emeka Morocco Died? - He Died on October 29, 2020 How old was emeka Morocco Maduka when died? - He was 76 years old Where was Emeka Morocco Born? - He was born in anyaragu in Nasarawa State but He hailed from Ukwulu in Dunukofia Local Government Area of Anambra State but lived mostly in Awka, the state capital. Emeka Morocco Maduka Education - -He went to Primary School in Udo Di nma Primay School in Ukwulu, He later moved to Aba with his uncle to Further His Education. He attended secondary school Ogbor hill commercial school Aba. When did he start playing Music? - He started playing music in 1962. How Many Children Did Emeka Morocco Have? - Emeka Morocco Mduka had 8 children 4 girls and 4 boys with one wife (Bridget Maduka) What brand of Music was he know for ?- He he made waves with his unique Igbo folk music genre, known as Egwu Ekpili or the Ekpili music. He not only popularised and expanded the scope of Ekpili music,a Igbo unique kind of Highlife. He also took it to many parts of the world, including the United States, the United Kingdom, South Africa, China, Malaysia, Cameroon and Ghana. What are his hit songs - Some of his hit songs include ‘Ojemba Enwe Ilo’, ‘Echi Di Ime’, ‘Money Palaver’, ‘Igbo Star’, ‘Akalaka’, Asili 98, Obi Nwanne , Ochuba Aku, Morocco Vision 2000, Eze Udene, ‘Cheta Echi’, Ifeoma, Ije enu (Uwa Ekwe Nmeta)‘Ubanese Special’ and ‘Enenebe Ejeolu. He play many special numbers for many Influencial Nigerians mostly of Igbo Extract, he made many song about unity , peace and love for Nigeria. His debut album, ‘Agha Nigeria’, (Nigerian War) was released in 1971. Among those who influenced his musical career were Rex Lawson, Celestine Ukwu, and Victor Olaiya. He was in the mould of such great Nigerian music legends such as Osita Osadebe, Oliver De Coque, Celestine Ukwu, and Ozoemena Nsugbe, Warrior of Oriental Brothers. Morocco’s father wanted him to be a lawyer or a medical doctor, but the King of Ekpili music knew what he wanted and went for it. Music brought him fame and fortune. It also got him car gifts. Apart from his country home, he had four houses and a hotel in Awka. This experience informed one of his major hits, ‘Akalaka’ (Destiny). As Morocco reportedly put it, “God created everyone with his/her destiny.” As a destined child, Morocco became unique in his brand of Ekpili music. Although people like Obiligbo and Ekwegbalu Anyanwu had been into that music genre before him, he uplifted it by infusing modern musical instruments like guitar and keyboard into his sound. He dwelt more on social satire and eulogised some prominent people in his music. His albums, said to be over 120, sold many copies. A prominent member of the Performing Musicians Association of Nigeria (PMAN), Morocco led the Anambra chapter of the body for eight years. In appreciation of his noble role in stabilising the association and promoting music, the Anambra PMAN honoured him with the title, ‘Premier, South-East’. The music icon was devoted not just to his music and family but also to his community. He was the leader of his community for 10 years. When he voluntarily left office, the community gave him the title of ‘Osisi Oma’ (Good Tree). Morocco was married to Bridget and they had eight children: four males and four females. He planned to retire at the age of 80 but death truncated it.