How Michael Aboh of Zule Zoo died

Member of the defunct music group, Zule Zoo, Mr Michael Tertsea Aboh has been reported dead.

According to reports currently making the rounds, the “Kerewawa” dance crooner died on Saturday morning in Makurdi the Benue State capital.

Terna Rapsody Hyacinth, who is close to the Family, confirmed the development in a post on his official Facebook page.

He wrote, “I wish people were eager to help you survive when you were alive suffering, roaming the streets of Makurdi than the way they are eager to let the world know of your demise today!! Rest on Legend”.

Aboh’s music partner, Hassan Ibrahim, aka Ibro had alleged that Aboh was into drugs and alcohol, saying he was mentally unstable.

Treasure Orokpo

A multi-talented individual with a passion for diverse fields, Treasure Orokpo is a trained journalist, skilled cook, and AI enthusiast. When she's not uncovering the latest stories, you can find her whipping up culinary creations in the kitchen and entertainment.

Recent Posts

Obasanjo calls for new INEC chairman with short tenure

Former President Olusegun Obasanjo has called for the appointment of new, credible leaders to the…

2 hours ago

Latest Benue News Today, Monday, November 18, 2024

Good Morning! Here is Benue News Roundup today, Monday November 18, 2024 BIPC to Support…

2 hours ago

Akwa Ibom villages clash over BUA petrochemical factory siting

Inua Eyet Ikot village in Esit Eket Local Government Area of Akwa Ibom State is…

2 hours ago

Kelvin Chukwu: Labour Party suspends Enugu Senator over alleged anti-party

The Labour Party (LP) has suspended Senator Kelvin Chukwu, who represents the Enugu East Senatorial…

2 hours ago

I’m done with ‘Best Dressed Female’ titles – Bobrisky declares

Embattled Nigerian crossdresser, Bobrisky, has declared that he will no longer accept awards or recognitions…

2 hours ago

DSS officer slaps, threatens journalist over unpaid electricity bill in Kebbi

A Department of State Services (DSS) officer attached to the Kebbi State Command, identified as…

2 hours ago