Photos from the night of tribute for late Chico Ejiro

By effizziemag On Feb 18, 2021

Photos from the night of tribute for late Chico Ejiro

Friends and family members of veteran filmmaker, Chico Ejiro, recently gathered for a night of tribute in his honor.

Late Ejiro died on Christmas day, 2020 from a seizure. He will be laid to rest in his family compound in Ozoro, Delta State on Saturday, February 20

In attendance were Richard Mofe Damijo, Sammie Okposo, Fred Amata, Opa Williams, Segun Arinze, Zik Zulu Okafor, Mike Nliam, Fidelis Duker, Paul Obazele, Ada Ameh, Desmond Elliot, Tricia Eseigbe-Kerry, Keppy Ekpenyong and many others.

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Photos from the night of tribute for late Chico Ejiro

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