The death of Kenyan artist Ilagosa Wa Ilagosa became a hot topic when Gospel World revealed it on Facebook. Ilagosa Wa Ilagosa is a Kenyan singer-songwriter best known for his popular songs Ndakuyasta, Kama Sio Wewe, and Unaniwazia Mema. On January 3, 2023, The Singer was declared dead on Facebook.
The Kenyan-born singer was also a preacher and the founder of the Prophetic International Ministry, and he had a decade-long singing career. The youthful and gifted Kenyan recording singer became the chart-topping smash “Sala Zangu,” which swept the gospel music world.
Ilagosa Wa Ilagosa Obituary And Death Cause
The gospel music industry was thrown into sadness after the unexpected death of artist Ilagosa. The cause of death for llagosa is unknown. According to sources, he became unwell two months ago. Several viral photographs of a musician in and out of the hospital may be seen by fans till his death.
Although the cause of his death has not been revealed in the media, several internet sites have speculated that it was a case of poisoning. Following his death, various images of the gospel singer laying on a hospital bed and losing weight started to circulate on the internet. While the Singer was in the hospital, other gospel performers, including Tumaini, performed.
How Did Musicians Pass Away?
According to Plugin Media, Kenya Music is in grief after a prominent gospel performer, llagosa wa Ilagosa, died in a hospital while receiving treatment. Singer’s death was announced on Facebook by friends and admirers. Multiple gospel musicians reported the death of Luhya gospel singer Ali Mukhwana. Fellow musician Ali took to social media to offer his condolences for the death of his fellow artist, writing about his brother Ilagosa wa llagosa, who had passed away. In addition, another gospel performer, Florence Andenyi, extended condolences to Liagosa’s family after his death, which made multiple headlines.
Tributes to Ilagosa Wa Ilagosa
The Singer recorded a number of Christian songs, including “Jesus, my sweet darling.” The composer of “Sala zangu, Amba,” “Camera ya Yesu,” and “Sema nami llagosa” was remembered as a humble man of God and a lively gospel performer who represented heaven with all his heart. Omwamba posted a video of the Singer tweeting, “Rest in Peace, Ilagosa wa Ilagosa.” As soon as Ilagosa attracted admirers, several tributes poured in. Many young gospel performers looked up to him as a role model, according to many Kenyan artists.
Fellow artists also expressed their profound condolences and recollections of the late singer, who they believe will be remembered for his strong voice and uplifting songs. His songs delivered a message of optimism and inspiration, and his death has surely left a vacuum.
