Gospel Artist, Dare Melody Loses Wife, Adedoyin

The Nigerian gospel music community is in mourning following the death of Adedoyin Odunuga, the wife of renowned gospel artist Damilare ‘Dare Melody’ Odunuga.

Adedoyin passed away on Thursday, leaving a significant void in the lives of her family, friends, and supporters.

Dare Melody took to Instagram to share the heartbreaking news, expressing his profound grief over the loss of his beloved wife.

“It is with deep sadness and heavy hearts that we inform you of the transition to eternal rest of our beloved mother, wife, sister, and friend,” he wrote, paying tribute to her lasting impact on his life and career.

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The couple had a strong bond, exemplified by Dare Melody’s thoughtful gesture of gifting her a new house on her birthday in February 2023.

Known for his uplifting and spiritually enriching music, Dare Melody often acknowledged the unwavering support and shared life he had with Adedoyin.

His influence in the gospel music scene is significant, with popular songs like ‘Damilare’ and ‘Alade Ogo’ that have resonated deeply with many listeners.

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His music frequently explores themes of faith and resilience, and during challenging times, he has turned to his faith, vividly expressed in his song ‘Eleti Gbaroye’, which reflects on God’s comforting presence in moments of pain.

The gospel music community, along with fans and followers, have extended their condolences and support to Dare Melody and his family during this challenging period, uniting in grief and remembrance of Adedoyin’s life.