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‘Death please stop’: Nadia Nakai on Costa’s death

Nadia Nakai reacted to Costa Titch’s death on social media following his sudden passing on Saturday. Costa collapsed on stage during his performance in front of thousands of screaming fans. 

The Zimbabwean-South African rapper took to her Twitter timeline where she expressed her distress about the music industry losing yet another talent in succession. 

The 40 Bars hitmaker questioned God saying:  

“God! So you just going to take them one by one! What is the plan here!! I’m so freaked out, what is going on here?! Someone please explain.”

 


The post was followed up by another post which the Imma Boss hitmaker posted while pleading for death to stop. 

“Death please stop,” she wrote. 

Not too long ago the 4o Bars hitmaker lost her boyfriend Kiernan Jarryd Forbes, who was better known as AKA.

AKA was killed on the 10th of February 2023, outside a popular restaurant called Wish on Florida Road in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal along with his friend, Tebello Motsoane, an entrepreneur and celebrity chef, who was also killed in the shooting.

Many of the Nadia’s fans jumped in the comment section to comfort her for the loss of the Amapiano sensation Costa Titch.

Here is what tweeps had to say:

Also see: Akon pays tribute to Costa Titch

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