“Years Of Loyalty Rewarded: JKing Presents Agoro-Ere With ₦5 Million Business Support”
By Passman Akpos
YENAGOA — The Chief Executive Officer and leader of Alfred JKing & De Because of Love Crew, Dr. Alfred Izonebi, popularly known as JKing, has presented ₦5 million to Anthony Doutimiareye, popularly known as Agoro-Ere, in recognition of her years of dedication to the crew.
The presentation, described as a gesture of appreciation and support, was made on behalf of JKing by the General Manager of the crew, as JKing is currently in London for a scheduled performance.
Agoro-Ere, a former dancer with the crew, reportedly spent several years contributing her talent, energy and commitment to the activities and performances of Alfred JKing & De Because of Love Crew.
However, due to her age and health-related challenges, she has stepped away from active dancing.
According to the crew, the ₦5 million financial support is intended to assist Agoro-Ere in establishing a business that can provide her with a sustainable source of income as she begins a new chapter of her life.
Speaking on the gesture, JKing described Agoro-Ere as a member of his extended family and assured her that his support would not end with the presentation.
«“Agoroere has been family to me and will continue to be even in the future. Therefore, whenever there is a genuine necessity, I will still support her,” JKing said.»
The gesture has been presented by the crew as part of JKing’s commitment to appreciating people who have contributed to his journey and ensuring that their years of service and dedication are not forgotten.
The ₦5 million support is expected to give Agoro-Ere an opportunity to invest in a business and pursue a more sustainable livelihood outside active dancing.
The presentation has also highlighted the importance of supporting individuals who have dedicated significant portions of their lives to creative and entertainment organisations, particularly when they can no longer remain actively involved.
Alfred JKing & De Because Of Love Crew said the gesture reflects its appreciation for Agoro-Ere’s contribution and the enduring bond between the former dancer and the crew’s leadership.
