Ex-PMAN President Mustapha Amego Buried In Maryland USA

The deceased with wife and daughter

The late President of PMAN (Performing Musicians Association of Nigeria), Mr. Mustapha Amego popularly called Funky Mallam, who passed away after a long time battle with colon cancer on Wednesday, has been buried.

Mustapha Amego's burial held in accordance to Islamic rites in Maryland at 2pm on Friday October 25th 2013.

Before his burial, prayers held at the Prince George's Muslim Association Hall in Maryland.

Late Mustapha Amego hailed from Kano State. He has a degree in Cinematography.

He worked as a presenter, hair dresser and showbiz personality.

He anchored the popular weekly dance show of the 90s, 'Sunday Rendezvous'.

He fought for the rights of musicians in Nigeria during his tenure as President of PMAN and made sure their voices were heard.

Mustapha Amego moved to the United States of America in 1998. Shortly after his relocation, he worked as a content producer at the Discovery Channel and started his own journal.

His last project was an Online TV News programme called The World Today.

The deceased is survived by his wife, Marie Amego and his only daughter, 14-year-old Fatemma.

Check out more photos below:

Mustapha's only child

Mustapha and Actor Van Vicker

Mustapha with Jim Iyke and Regina Askia