Remember that Kujore died at the age of 69 on Monday, January 10, 2022, at the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital, Ikeja, after a quick health problem

In an interview with Saturday Beats, Ayinke specified that she had a dream about her father’s demise. She said, “I saw the death coming. I really dreamt about it a month before he passed away. I wept in the dream and I wished it to be reversed. I never ever understood that it would certainly occur.”

Explaining her relationship with him, she stated, ” My relationship with my papa was really cordial and so cool. He confided a lot in me. Seeing me ending up being more successful in the show business was another thing that gave him happiness. I saw him as a pal; not a dad.”

Ayinke also specified that she was happy to have actually seen her father’s last minutes. She stated, “I was always around my father. We were so close. My dad was in fact a caring and accommodating guy, and a disciplinarian. Enjoying him pass away in the medical facility caused combined sensations in me. I was happy that I was on ground when he breathed his last. Losing one’s parent is never pleasant, irrespective of how old they are. I never thought my daddy would pass away so soon. We shared numerous things. He had plans for himself and the entire household for 2022. As I consult with you, it still seems like a dream. It feels to me like he is having a deep sleep and would quickly get up. I have actually undoubtedly lost a good friend and gist mate.”

On what she would miss about him, she said, ” I would miss many things about him, including the attention and love he always showered on me.”

Ayinke also mentioned that the late vocalist would be given a befitting burial. She included, ” Being an entertainer, we are planning to provide him a befitting ‘event of life’ at a date that would be revealed later on. We plan to bury him in Robiyan town, Ifo Local Government Area of Ogun State between January 27 and 28.

” Meanwhile, I wish to seize this chance to register my anger at the federal government. They don’t value skills. Considering that my daddy’s death, we have actually not received condolence letters from either the Federal Government or his state federal government– Ogun State. My daddy’s music promoted the rich cultures of Nigeria and Ogun State in specific to the entire world.”

Exposing a few of his unfinished dreams, Ayinke specified that he was scheduled to go on a three-month musical trip of the United States of America. According to her, he was preparing to use the earnings of the trip to develop a church.

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