Wizkid Losses Mother

Nigerian artist Ayodeji Balogun, popularly known as Wizkid, is mourning the loss of his mother, Mrs. Jane Dolapo Balogun.

The sad news unfolded at approximately 1:30 am this past Friday, casting a somber cloud over the entertainment industry.

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The incident was confirmed by Sunday Aare, Wizkid’s manager, who conveyed that Mrs. Balogun’s passing occurred during the early hours of Friday.

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The music sensation’s mother, a cherished figure in his life, leaves behind a legacy that extends beyond her immediate family, touching the hearts of fans and well-wishers alike.

Mrs. Balogun, survived by her two other children, Yetunde Balogun and Lade Balogun, leaves an indelible void in their lives. As the nation mourns alongside Wizkid and his family, further details about the tragic event are anticipated to emerge in due cours

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