"He wasn't sick": Nana Romoe describes how Dada KD died in an emotional video

Nana Romeo Shares Emotional Details About Dada KD's Death

Legendary Ghanaian musician Dada Kwaku Duah, known as Dada KD, has died. His longtime manager confirmed the news on May 16, 2025. The announcement was first reported by Asaase Radio. Family and close friends have also confirmed this heartbreaking news.

Dada KD's contributions to music touched many generations of fans. His loss is deeply felt across Ghana. Nana Romeo, a media personality and friend of Dada KD, shared details about his death in a video.

Nana Romeo contacted Dada KD’s manager after hearing the news online. He described the manager as inconsolable and in tears. Just a day before his death, they were together at the UK Embassy. They were working on securing a visa for an upcoming performance.

Dada KD was set to perform at the "Hip-life and Hi-life Legends in London" concert on May 25, 2025. He was excited about connecting with fans abroad who loved his music. Tragically, the next morning, things took a turn for the worse.

Nana Romeo recounted that Dada KD’s manager found him in critical condition at home. They rushed him to Gbawe Government Hospital but he sadly passed away after hours of treatment. This shocking outcome left everyone reeling.

What makes this tragedy more painful is that Dada KD showed no signs of illness before his death. “He wasn’t sick,” Nana Romeo said, expressing disbelief over the sudden loss.

In recent conversations, Dada KD had discussed financial struggles within the Ghanaian music industry. He expressed frustrations about inadequate royalty distribution systems. These discussions now resonate even more following his passing.

Dada KD was celebrated for love ballads like "Odo Mu Anigye," "Somgye," and "Ebeboawo." His career spanned decades and earned him numerous accolades, including Best Male Vocal Artist at the 2004 Ghana Music Awards UK.

His sudden demise has shocked fans and peers alike in the entertainment community. Friends and fans are gathering to pay tribute to this legendary voice of Ghanaian music.

Born Nana Kwaku Duah, Dada KD gained fame for heartfelt ballads that resonated with listeners both locally and abroad. He released several albums during his career, including "Honey Love" and "Somu Gye."

Earlier reports confirmed that he passed away on May 16, 2025, leaving many in mourning across social media platforms.