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Following the passing of famous highlife musician Mike Ejeagha, Atiku Abubakar, the 2023 presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), has extended gratitude to Brain Jotter, a well-known Nigerian skit creator.
As you may remember, Mike Ejeagha went big on the internet in 2024 when Brian Jotter used his music to start a dancing competition. This made a lot of people happy.
In response to the death, Atiku posted on 𝕏 on Saturday: “It is heartwarming to note that highlife maestro Mike Ejeagha had his ‘Gwo gwo gwo ngwo’ encore dance before the curtain was drawn thanks to Brain Jotter.” I hope you rest in peace, Gentleman Mike Ejeagha.
A protracted fight with prostate cancer ultimately led to the death of a respected Igbo music star on Friday night at the 32 Garrison Hospital in Enugu.
In a phone chat with Vanguard on Saturday, his oldest son, Emma Ejeagha, confirmed his passing.
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“Papa’s body has been placed in the morgue; he passed away on Friday at precisely 8 p.m. I spent his last moments with him. In order to inform my family of the news, I will meet with them in the morning,” Emma stated.
Ejeagha had long prepared the family for this day, he said, giving them instructions not to embalm his body or keep it in the morgue for an extended period of time.
“A genius and a peace-loving man,” Emma said of his father, the highlife icon had fought prostate cancer since 2006 and had been hospitalized several times during that time.
Despite being temporarily stabilized and released from the hospital after his condition deteriorated two weeks ago, he was taken back to the hospital last Tuesday, where he passed away.
