Ejiro, Kevwe Sese Atina brothers thrill audience at Fastrack graduation ceremony
Ejiro, Kevwe Sese Atina brothers thrill audience at Fastrack graduation ceremony
Segun Oladipupo
The Ejiro and Kevwe Sese Atina brothers on Friday, thrilled parents and teachers at the graduation ceremony of Fastrack Schools in Festac town, Lagos to a scintillating jazz music performance.
The brothers who displayed jazz music dexterity, thrilled all the audience to different flawless tunes which attracted applause from the teachers and parents alike
Recall that the Atina brothers had performed in Ghana where they bagged Africa Young Stars Award at the 2024 Africa Leadership Development Conference and Awards Conferment in Ghana.
According to them, “The Ghana trip was nice, I got the chance to play outside the country, I appreciate the opportunity.
“Our experience in Ghana was better became we played very well and.longer
“We are more.confidebt now to face the crowd more than before.
“We love our experience outside the country than what we had in the country because we practised very well so that we will not disgrace ourselves.
The duo also had an outstanding performance at the Diwali Festival aboard MT. Biskrat in Lagos, South West Nigeria
Both local and international seafarers extolled Ejiro and Kevwe Sese for the musical display at the event.
Notable for the jazz genre of music, the teenagers who were special guest artists at the event, thrilled crew aboard the tanker vessel with their jazzy tunes.
The sailors comprising Indians, Bulgarians, Philippines, Senegalese and Nigerians expressed satisfaction over the dexterity displayed on the musical instruments by the duo
The jazz music maestros were at their best during the graduation ceremony on Friday dishing out irresistible tunes that kept the large audience agape.
Speaking with journalists, the mother of the boys, Dr. (Mrs) Yinka Sese Atina explained how the boys have received leverage from them as parents to advance their musical career intertwined with their academic excellence.
Her words, “We are trying, and the father took has been trying for them carrying them to different countries to perform and I am trying also to support than to make sure that they balance the musical career with their education.”
On her feeling seeing her children perform, she said, “I feel very great and very fulfilled for seeing them perform and the crowd cheering them, it makes me feel good.”
She added that in few years time, she sees them as international stars even as she wished the gradating students success and greater heights in their academic pursuits.
The musical wizards are children of the iconic Engr. Michael Atiba Sese, CEO of Massc Global Marine Limited, a marine engineering firm.
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