53-year-old music executive, Kenny Ogungbe, has signed out in style after completing the mandatory one-year NYSC program.
The music executive was seen taking pictures with his fellow corps members as he appreciates God for the feat.
53-year-old music executive, Kenny Ogungbe, signs out in style after completing the mandatory one-year NYSC program
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