Mike Ejeagha, a veteran Nigerian folktale singer, has seen a significant increase in popularity with his 41-year-old song “Gwo Gwo Gwo Ngwo” entering Spotify’s charts at number 150.
This marks the highest new entry of the week, bringing renewed attention to the artist’s work.
The music’s resurgence is attributed to a viral dancing challenge started by Nigerian comedian and content producer Chukwuebuka Emmanuel Amuzie, also known as Brain Jotter.
he challenge has gained widespread popularity, introducing the song to a new audience.
Recently, Brain Jotter and his team visited Mike Ejeagha, presenting him with a gift of N2 million in recognition of the song’s enduring impact.
The 90-year-old musician was visibly moved by the gesture, expressing gratitude and emotion.
Fans and social media users have responded positively to the song’s revival, with many sharing their appreciation for Mike Ejeagha’s talent and the song’s timeless appeal.
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