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Nigerian Gospel Singer Aduke Gold Passes Away at 41

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Nigerian gospel singer Aduke Ajayi, widely recognized by her stage name Aduke Gold, has passed away. The news of her death was confirmed on Tuesday, August 13, by fellow gospel artist Esther Igbekele, who shared a heartfelt tribute on Instagram, writing, “A general has fallen. Aduke Gold #RIP [Rest in Peace].”

Reports indicate that Aduke Gold died on Monday. She gained prominence in the gospel music scene with her evocative song “Nitori Ogo,” which translates to “Because of Glory.”

Her soulful voice and uplifting messages resonated deeply with audiences, and she continued to be celebrated for her contributions to gospel music. Some of her notable tracks available on Apple Music include “Shina Ayo,” “No Be Joke,” “Temidayo,” “Gbemiga,” and her latest release, “Kobo.”

Originally from Osun State, Aduke Gold earned her undergraduate degree in History and International Relations from Lagos State University (LASU). She was also a distinguished child educator, holding an advanced degree in Child Psychology and a Diploma in Montessori Education from the United Kingdom.

Her educational pursuits didn’t stop there; she also acquired various diplomas in Special Education, Aquaculture, Cake Making, Cookery and Decoration, Music Rudiments, Business, and Piano.

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Aduke Gold was particularly noted for her work with children with special needs, including those with autism, cerebral palsy, and dyslexia. Her commitment to these children was evident in her extensive qualifications and her practical experience in the field.

Beyond her professional achievements, Aduke Gold’s life story was marked by profound personal struggles. She became an orphan at the young age of four and faced significant hardships growing up.

She shared her experiences on social media, recounting her early days of selling items such as slippers, yams, and fried fish, and working at a frozen foods store where she packed fish heads. She also learned to cook with firewood during times when kerosene was scarce.

Aduke Gold’s legacy encompasses her musical contributions, her remarkable journey through adversity, and her dedication to helping children with special needs. As of now, the cause of her death has not been officially disclosed, and there has been no formal statement from her family or management.

Her passing leaves a notable void in the gospel music community and among those whose lives she touched through her work and inspiring story.

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Singer Bloody Civilian Opens Up About Her Biggest Career Regret

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Nigerian Singer Bloody Civilian shares a deep regret and mistake she made as she began her musical career.

The singer expressed her regret on X platform as she states “My biggest regret was being too cool for TikTok at the beginning of my career. God punish steeze”

It can be noted that since the beginning of Tik Tok many artists have gone through their rise of fame or remembrance of it.


 

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Timaya Shuts Down Retirement Rumors “The Boy Just Been Dey Sleep”

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Nigerian Singer, Timaya, reveals that he has not yet retired from music, describes it as a nap instead.

The singer took to his official X page and shares “No be say the boy retire, the boy just been dey sleep….” shutting down any rumors about his retirement.

Fans then react in the comments section and shared their thoughts on the singer’s revelation.


 

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DJ Cuppy Reveals She’s Talking to Someone: “May the Best Man Win”

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Nigerian Disc Jockey, Florence Otedola also known as DJ Cuppy hints at her current dating life.

It can be noted that the DJ has always been open about her past relationships and still speaks on the fact that she’s looking for a husband.

A conversation with a relatives regarding this went viral as the she hints at then fact that she might be talking to someone.

I’m not dating right now but I’m talking to people, may the best man win.”


 

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