Nigerians pay Tribute to DAGRIN
Social media gets lit today as Nigerians pay tribute to Dagrin, the late rapper who died exactly 9 years ago.
Dagrin was a street rapper from Ogun state whose music won over the hearts of many Nigerians.
His car collided with a stationary trailer (heavy-duty vehicle) in front of Alakara Police Station, off Agege Motor Road, Mushin, Lagos.
He died at exactly 6 pm on Thursday, April 22, 2010, at the Lagos State Teaching Hospital, LUTH. He was buried on Friday, April 30, 2010, at the Ebony Millennium Private Vault, Atan Cemetery.
The rapper may be long gone, but Nigerians have never forgotten him. He is always remembered yearly since his death and Nigerians have once again taken to social media to pay the late rapper tributes.
“Today 22nd April 2010, You left this world in a ghastly accident.
The Baddest, the Dopest Indigenous Rapper Olaitan Oladapo Olaonipekun Dagrin, aka Fimile jor, lyrical werey, CEO (Chief Executive Omo-ita)
You paved way for others Yoruba Rappers Man” Onome Aganga wrote on the platform
Today 22nd April 2010, You left this world in a ghastly accident.
The Baddest, the Dopest Indigenous Rapper Olaitan Oladapo Olaonipekun Dagrin, aka Fimile jor, lyrical werey, CEO (Chief Executive Omo-ita)
You paved way for others Yoruba Rappers Man
Rest on #DAGRIN, Rest on pic.twitter.com/nwSPAIlCOI
— Honormeh Aganga Media (@Honormeh_aganga) April 22, 2019
K-Solo wrote:
Today I Remember DaGrin again.
His works with me always sound New everytime I play them in the studio. Few years in the limelight, But he gave Rap a Definition in Nigeria music industry.
Rest On Olanipekun
https://twitter.com/OBAKSOLO/status/1120286813447512066
4/22 RIP #DaGrin
Legend pic.twitter.com/Sr4OWbJvmt— Eleniyan (@SalmanEleniyan) April 22, 2019
It's 9 years today #Dagrin bided farewell to us and I recalled sometimes in 2009 or so when I first met him in LASU when #AMATECHSLASU had their orientation in company of Lala – Alayande Lola (a course mate too) at the department. pic.twitter.com/QZJyRRGv41
— Ọpẹ́olúwa Sẹ́masà (@semasir) April 22, 2019
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