Chinedu Nwadike, Gospel Music Act Dies Of Blood Cancer

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Late Chinedu Nwadike

Chinedu Nwadike, a gospel music act is dead. He died after battling blood cancer.

The 39-year-old singer reportedly died in Abuja on Sunday afternoon.

He, it was gathered, recovered from kidney disease and was expected to be transferred to India for treatment of the blood cancer.

Before his death, the “Oku Gbajie Aka” crooner had pleaded for financial help from prominent Nigerians and others.

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