A renowned cleric and Planter of Christ Apostolic Church (CAC) Adamimogo Grace of Mercy Prayer Mountain Worldwide, Prophet Sam Olu-Alo, has expressed deep sadness over the passing of fast rising gospel singer, Aduke Ajayi, otherwise known as Aduke Gold.
He described Aduke Gold as a “shining star” in the gospel music industry.
A statement by Prophet Alo recalled how the music of the deceased had blessed countless lives, praising her dedication towards spreading the gospel through her songs.
Prophet Alo said he was “shocked and saddened” by the news of Aduke Gold’s passing, describing it as a “great loss” to the body of Christ.
He extended his condolences to the family of the late singer, praying that God would comfort them during this difficult time.
Prophet Alo also prayed for the soul of Aduke Gold, asking God to receive her into His presence.
He encouraged his congregation and fans of Aduke Gold to take comfort in the legacy she left behind, which would continue to inspire and bless lives.
He condoled with gospel musicians and Nigeria at large for the demise of the late single.
He called on gospel musicians to continue the legacy of Aduke Gold by spreading the gospel through their music.
Alo, however, prayed for the gospel music industry, asking God to raise more talented singers like Aduke Gold to bless the world with their music.
The cause of her death has not been confirmed.
Aduke Gold, who started music professionally in 2004, came to stardom with her live performance at the first remembrance of the late gospel artiste, Baba Ara.
The singer, who was the 11th child of her late parents, grew up in the Ogba and Badagry areas of Lagos.
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