Popular Nigerian Singer Is Dead

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5 years ago

March 23, 2021

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Nigerian music star, Alayande Lola Oladapo Quam, a.k.a Lala is dead.

His death is coming just a few weeks after the death of music producer, Dokta Frabs who famously produced ‘Idi Nla’.

Lala became popular after he released his hit single, ‘Idi Nla’ which featured the late rap star, Dagrin.

He died earlier today, Tuesday, March 23, 2021, according to a Facebook post by his brother, Alayande Tunde Adisa who however didn’t disclose the cause of the death.

Lala studied Project Management at Lagos State University and graduated in 2014. He also obtained his Master’s degree from the same school.

He finished his Msc programme last year and was one of the graduating students in December, 2020.

(DAILY POST)

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