The Ghanaian entertainment industry has been thrown into mourning following reports that popular Highlife musician, Dada KD, has passed away.
According to information reaching Ameyaw Debrah Media, the iconic singer has died, although the cause of death remains unknown at this time. The news, though yet to be officially confirmed by his family, has triggered an outpouring of grief and disbelief across social media.
Award-winning gospel singer, Empress Gifty, posted a photo of the late singer with the caption:
“I have this… I have this… it is not worth it. Your life matters. Hmmmm life hmmm. DADA KD RIP.”
Prominent broadcaster Ohemaa Woyeje also took to her social media to share her sorrow, writing:
“Bad news! Death! Another great musician down. Let’s hope the news overturns.”
His colleague, Dada Hafco also posted, “KD?Chaleee Ei”.
Dada KD, born Dada Kwaku Duah, was one of Ghana’s most respected Highlife musicians. His music, often centered around love, pain, and the realities of life, touched generations of fans. He became a household name with classic songs such as:
“Fatia Fata Nkrumah”
“Somu Gye”
“Odo Mu Anigyie”
“Honey Lov”
“Odo Mu Anigye”
With a soulful voice and poetic lyrics, Dada KD carved a unique path in Ghana’s music scene, earning admiration not only for his sound but also for the depth and authenticity he brought to his craft.
While tributes continue to pour in, many are holding on to hope that the reports may prove untrue. Until then, fans and colleagues alike are paying tribute to a man whose music offered comfort, insight, and emotional healing to many.
This is a developing story. Updates will be shared as more details emerge.