Young Iyce

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Tega Onu

Tega Onu aka Teon Iyce is a Procurement Officer/ Entertainer born in Port Harcourt; from Ughelli North Local Government Area of Delta State.

He is a multi-talented singer, dancer, actor and model who enjoys reading.

A graduate of Novena University with a 2nd class Upper in Economics, he is the CEO of Iyce Entertainment and Iyce Wears.

In the nearest future, Teon Iyce plans to dominate the entertainment and fashion world whilst staying business minded and grounded.

Tega Onu

You can keep up with Teon Iyce via social media:-
Instagram @iyce_entertainment @iyce_wears










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