When Gospel World announced the death of Kenyan musician Ilagosa Wa Ilagosa on Facebook, it sparked outrage. Ilagosa Wa Ilagosa is a prominent Kenyan singer-songwriter known for his songs Ndakuyasta, Kama Sio Wewe, and Unaniwazia Mema. The Singer was proclaimed deceased on Facebook on January 3, 2023.

The Kenyan-born musician Ilagosa Wa Ilagosa was also a preacher and the founder of the Prophetic International Ministry, as well as a vocalist for almost a decade.

The young and talented Kenyan recording artist became the chart-topping hit “Sala Zangu,” which captivated the gospel music world.

Obituary For Ilagosa Wa Ilagosa And Death Cause

The gospel music business was rocked by the unexpected death of musician Ilagosa.

The cause of llagosa’s death is unknown. He became ill two months ago, according to sources.

Fans may witness several viral photos of a performer in and out of the hospital before his death.

Although the cause of his death has not been published in the media, numerous internet sites suspect that it was the result of poisoning.

Following his death, photos of the gospel singer laying in a hospital bed and losing weight began to spread on the internet.

Other gospel performers, like Tumaini, performed while the Singer was in the hospital.

How Did Musicians Perish?

According to Plugin Media, Kenya Music is in mourning after a popular gospel artist, llagosa wa Ilagosa, died while seeking treatment in a hospital.

Friends and admirers confirmed the singer’s death on Facebook.

Ali Mukhwana, a Luhya gospel singer, died, according to other gospel performers.

Ali, a fellow singer, resorted to social media to express his sorrow for the passing of his colleague, writing about his late brother Ilagosa wa llagosa.

In addition, after Liagosa’s death, another gospel musician, Florence Andenyi, sent her sympathies to his family.

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Ilagosa Wa Ilagosa’s Tributes

The Singer released several Christian songs, including “Jesus, my sweet darling.” The writer of “Sala zangu, Amba,” “Camera ya Yesu,” and “Sema nami llagosa” was regarded as a humble man of God and a dynamic gospel musician who faithfully depicted paradise.

Omwamba tweeted a video of the Singer saying, “Rest in Peace, Ilagosa wa Ilagosa.”

Several tributes flowed in as soon as Ilagosa gained supporters.

According to several Kenyan artists, he served as a role model for many new gospel vocalists.

Fellow musicians also offered their heartfelt condolences and memories of the late singer, whom they hope will be remembered for his powerful voice and upbeat tunes.

His songs conveyed a message of hope and inspiration, and his death has undoubtedly left a void.