Afrobeats sensation Charles Chibueze Chukwu, popularly known as Crayon, has bid a tearful farewell to his beloved mother, Evelyn Chukwu, who was laid to rest following her passing on July 4.
In an emotional tribute shared online, the Ngozi crooner described her death as “the darkest day of my life,”
He recalls the countless sacrifices she made to raise her family.
Crayon fondly referred to his mother as his “soldier, backbone, and pillar,”
He reveals how she sold fruits for over two decades to provide for him and his siblings.
“Iya Carrot, number one fruit seller,” he wrote.
“For 21 years, you sold fruits to take care of Peace, me, your sister, and everybody. You didn’t mind giving your last card — that’s who you are.”
The Mavin Records artiste vowed to honour her legacy by staying true to her teachings and continuing to chase his dreams.
Also, this is a vision she had always supported wholeheartedly.
“I promise you one thing, Mummy. I, Chibueze, will not change. I will make sure I keep everything. I love you, Mum. See you later,” he said with heartfelt emotion.
Crayon recently celebrated his labelmate Rema’s success.
He described his mother as the reason behind his strength and determination.
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Also, her burial was attended by close family members, friends, and associates who joined the singer in celebrating her life of love, resilience, and sacrifice.
