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Nigerian singer Onyeka Onwenu and other stakeholders in the music industry are planning to go on a hunger strike to protest the activities of music pirates in the country. The strike is scheduled to begin on August 3, 2009, and will include a launch event on August 2, 2009, at the Upper Chamber of Eko FM Multipurpose Hall. The event will feature top Islamic gospel singers and other dignitaries. Onwenu has also been working on a new album titled "Cobweb (Owu Alantakun)" which will be released soon.

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Nigerian singer Onyeka Onwenu and other stakeholders in the music industry are planning to go on a hunger strike to protest the activities of music pirates in the country. The strike is scheduled to begin on August 3, 2009, and will include a launch event on August 2, 2009, at the Upper Chamber of Eko FM Multipurpose Hall. The event will feature top Islamic gospel singers and other dignitaries. Onwenu has also been working on a new album titled "Cobweb (Owu Alantakun)" which will be released soon.

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