Nyan Dokpa

Nyan Dokpa (1967 – 18 March 2026) was a Liberian singer, songwriter and guitarist. Dubbed the Legend of Mano Music, he gained recognition as a founding member of Music Makers, a band that was first active in the 1980s and known for the hit song "Touma and Corlor". Music Makers was led by Hallowanger Gbongbe and is primarily based in Nimba County.

Early life and career Nyan Dokpa was born in 1967, (According to an article published by The Daily Observer newspaper in 2018, Dokpa was 51 years old.) His mother was a professional folk singer and his father adored music. He was a founding member of Music Makers, a Nimba County-based band that was first active in the 1980s. LIPO also announced plans to establish creative centers and create a system for royalties to be paid to intellectual property owners. The tour included stops in the North Dakota cities of Bismarck, Fargo, Dickinson, Jamestown, and Williston.