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Ghanaian highlife artiste Dada Kwaku Dua, popularly known as Dada KD, is reported dead.
Dada KD’s manager King Pee confirmed the news to myjoyonline.com.
According to him the musician took ill on Friday, May 16, 2025, got inactive and couldn’t talk.
They then rushed him to the Gbawe SDA Hospital, but unfortunately passed away on Friday evening.
Dada, before his death, was preparing for a show in London on 25th May, 2025.
The highlife musician is known for songs such as ‘Odo Mu Anigye’, ‘Ene Me Nye’, ‘Yebeye Yen Ho Fi’, ‘So Mu Gye’, ‘Obiaa Se Eye’, among others.
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