Actress Moji Olaiya's Burial Announced

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Actress Moji Olaiya's corpse is set to finally arrive on the 6th of June 2017 and to be buried on the 7th of June at Ikoyi's cemetery. It is said that the remains of her and her daughter would arrive to Nigeria from Canada.

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The event of the burial shall go as follows;

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Day 1: Tuesday 6th of June 2017, by 4pm

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Memorial service and Artist Night to follow on the same Tuesday at BLUE ROOF, LTV 8 ,LATE EFJAKANDA AGIDINGBI IKEJA

Note : ALL GUESTS ARE ENJOINED TO BE ON BLACK BUT CORPORATE OUTFIT DAY GUESTS ARE ENJOINED TO BE ON BLACK BUT CORPORATE OUTFIT DAY

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Day 2: Wednesday 7th June 2017, 10am She would be buried at Ebony Vault at Ikoyi Cemetery Lagos. Brief lying in the State would precede the burial

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The customized T-Shirt for the burial costs #1500 only and would be made available at the Memorial Service.

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