How Ghanaian celebrities mourned gospel musician KODA

Ghanaians are still in shock over the unexpected passing of renowned gospel musician Kofi Owusu Dua Anto, fondly known as KODA.

As per a family source, KODA passed away in the early hours of Sunday, April 21, 2024, following a brief illness, as reported by Metro TV Ghana.

The revered gospel minister had been courageously battling kidney disease for an extended period, a struggle known to his close associates and fans.

KODA is known for his inspirational hits like 'Nsempii,' 'Nkwa Abodoo,' 'Yapai,' and 'Adorno', songs that serve as enduring anthems of hope and joy.

Many celebrities have also taken to social media to express their grief and heartfelt tributes to the artiste.

While some have shared his photographs and videos with captions, others observed minutes of silence on the stages they ministered on.

Others who appear to have been rendered speechless could only share a heartbreak emoji to communicate their state of mind following KODA's sudden demise.

Here are some posts by celebrities on the passing of KODA:

Captain Smart extends his heartfelt condolences to the family of the late Gospel musician Koda and encourages the Ghana Medical Association to investigate this matter.#OnuaMaakye #OnuaTV pic.twitter.com/Kdcn8paO7w

— #OnuaTV (@OnuaTV) April 22, 2024

Drop a heart ❤️ for KODA if this ever got you on your feet for praise… RIP KODA #faith #lifelessons #gospel #prayers #RIP pic.twitter.com/2iJ6c7ENUD

— Nacee (@naceemusic) April 21, 2024

I remember when I had the chance to open for Diana Hamilton, I had to soundcheck my guitar. I was overwhelmed and I didn’t know what to do. KODA got up from his seat, came on stage and helped me with the soundcheck. He made sure I was okay with everything. Legend🕊️💐 https://t.co/MNz1g8Uf8s

— Kyei Mensah (@KyeiMensah_) April 21, 2024

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