Nigerian rapper Efemoney to headline kick-off show for Efe Ajagba vs Joe Goodall fight

Nigerian rapper Efemoney (Efe Michael Ejeba) will headline the kick-off show for the world heavyweight boxing match between Efe Ajagba and Australia’s Joe Goodall on Saturday 4th November at the newly opened Tahoe Blue Event Centre in Reno Tahoe, Nevada, USA.

Efemoney will perform his latest hit song, which eulogizes the 29-year-old Nigerian boxing heavyweight, Ajagba, as he walks into the boxing arena to face his opponent, Goodall.

Ajagba, who is from Ughelli in Delta State, Nigeria, will face Goodall in what boxing pundits consider to be a revenge contest on Saturday.

Efemoney, a Nigerian rapper and singer who is also Urhobo, is from Okpe in Delta State.

The invitation to Efemoney to attend the fight comes just two weeks after the singer released a song eulogizing Ajagba for his boxing prowess. The song, featuring renowned Urhobo musician King Enakpodia, is titled “Money Talk (Ota Igho)”.

Efemoney has been growing his musical career, featuring a host of A-list Nigerian musicians, including Olamide, Oritse Femi, and Jaywon.

Efe Ajagba and Joe Goodall face off before their heavyweight clash.

The release of “Money Talk” follows the success of the dancehall song “Turn Up”, a collaboration between Efemoney and Jaywon, whose video was recently shot in Dallas, USA.

His new single has been trending on all music platforms and is enjoying massive airplay on radio stations across the country. The song blends Urhobo native beats with King Enakpodia handling the chorus in the Urhobo language.

Efemoney has confirmed that he will be watching the match live in Reno Tahoe, Nevada. He described the invitation as “humbling” and expressed his hope for a resounding victory for the Nigerian boxer on Saturday.

The fight will be shown live on ESPN+ in