Chief Akunwata Ozoemena Nsugbe(Ayaka), also known as Ayaka Nsugbe, was a legendary Nigerian musician and traditionalist. He hailed from Nsugbe in Anambra State and was renowned for his mastery of the Igbo music genre, particularly the "Egwu Ekpili" style of music.

Ozoemena Nsugbe(Ayaka)

Ayaka's Musical Journey

In the 1980s, Ayaka Nsugbe formed his own band, the "Akunwata Nsugbe and His Top Ten Group," which quickly became one of the most popular Igbo music groups in Nigeria. The band was known for its unique blend of traditional Igbo music with contemporary influences, and its members included some of the top musicians in Nigeria at the time.

Ayaka's Career

Ayaka Nsugbe's music was deeply rooted in Igbo culture, and he used it as a means to promote Igbo traditions and values. He was a staunch advocate for the preservation of Igbo heritage, and he used his music to educate people about the rich cultural history of the Igbo people.

Aside from his music career, Ayaka Nsugbe was also a respected traditionalist and community leader. He was deeply involved in the affairs of his community and was known for his philanthropic activities. He was a role model to many young people in his community and beyond, and he inspired many to pursue their dreams and achieve their goals.

Ayaka Songs

Ayaka songs include 

• Ife Nando Ji Bili
  Omanani Kpomkwem
  Kpanakwukwu
  Abankwa Way
  Olaliputu
  Nnata Ojukwu
  Enu Oma
  Power To The Nigerian Jews(Ndi Igbo)

Ayaka's Death

Ayaka Nsugbe, also known as the Obeledu special, Igbo Esi Ngo, Dibia na Uka, and Miracle water crooner, passed away in January 2014. His music continues to inspire and entertain people all over the world, and his contributions to Igbo culture and tradition will always be remembered. He remains a true icon of Nigerian music and a shining example of what can be achieved through hard work, dedication, and a commitment to one's heritage.