Gospel singer, Aduke Gold is dead

 

Gospel singer, Aduke Gold is dead



A popular colleague, Esther Igbekele, confirmed the incident on Tuesday morning with the tweet, "A GENERAL HAS FALLEN. ADUKE GOLD #rip." 


The cause of death has not been confirmed. 


Aduke Gold, a gospel singer who began her career in 2004, rose to fame with her live performance at the first memorial service for the late gospel artist, Baba Ara. Born the eleventh child of her late parents, Aduke Gold grew up in the Ogba and Badagry areas of Lagos.

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