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Don’t Cry When I Die — Harrysong

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Nigerian singer, songwriter and instrumentalist Harrison Tare Okiri, better known by his stage name Harrysong, has said that his fans, well-wisher should not cry for him when he dies.

Harryson, the AlterPlate Records boss on Wednesday talking about his death and how he should be celebrated when he is dead said on his Instagram page:

“Don’t cry (when) I die, celebrate, put up a kingmaker concert, empower more youths,.. I have lived.. I have done my bit, carry on in grace… TEKERO

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