Highlife musician, Dada KD is dead

Renowned Highlife musician, Nana Kwaku Duah popularly known as Dada KD is reported dead.

Even though the cause of his death is not known, his demise started trending on social media on Friday evening.

Since then, a number of Ghanaian musicians have been paying tribute to him on their social media pages.

Gospel singer, Empress Gifty wrote, “Dada KD”.

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Afia Schwarzenneger wrote, “Ahh, Kwaku Duah, But Why.’

In the words of gospel singer, Broda Sammy, “Rest in peace champion musician Dada Kd”.

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Colleague Highlife musician, Dada Hafco also posted, “KD?Chaleee Ei”.

When Graphic Showbiz contacted Dada Hafco to confirm the news, he mentioned that even though he didn’t have details of his death, he could confirm that his friend and colleague had died.

“If you ask me to confirm myself, I can’t because I’m not around where the incident happened but somebody called to tell me and that is a very credible source,” he said.

The death of Dada KD is coming at a time when he has been billed together with other artistes such as Obrafour, Slim Buster, Kojo Blakk for show in London on May 25.

Dada KD is best known for songs such as Tekyere Ma, Ene Menye, Wosuro a Wondi, Honey Love among others.