Yoruba gospel singer and evangelist, Evang. G.A. Idowu Aworinde, has died at the age of 76. The veteran musician reportedly passed away on Monday, August 10, 2026, according to a report by Linda Ikeji's blog.
Life and Ministry of Aworinde
Aworinde was widely known for his Yoruba gospel songs and his dedication to evangelism. His music touched generations of Christian worshippers, making him a beloved figure in Nigeria's gospel music scene.
The visually impaired gospel minister was also a member of the Victory Voices Spiritual Singers, a group that contributed significantly to Yoruba gospel music. Among his most popular songs was "Mo Ki Obi Mi," which resonated with many listeners.
Legacy and Impact
His death marks the end of an era for Yoruba gospel music, as his contributions spanned decades. Aworinde's work not only entertained but also inspired spiritual devotion among his audience.
While details about his burial arrangements have not been disclosed, his passing is expected to draw tributes from fans and fellow gospel artists who were influenced by his ministry.
The news of his death was shared on social media, with many expressing condolences and remembering his impactful songs. His legacy as a gospel singer and evangelist will continue to live on through his music and the lives he touched.
