Kaakyire Kwame Appiah Refutes Claims About Suicide Note in Dada KD’s Death
Veteran Ghanaian highlife musician Kaakyire Kwame Appiah has firmly denied reports alleging that he confirmed the existence of a suicide note left behind by the late musician Dada KD before his passing. His statement comes in response to widespread media speculation and emotional reactions from fans mourning the loss of the iconic singer.
Speaking in an exclusive interview with SeanCity TV, Kaakyire mornitored by mrwoode.com clarified that he never made any such statement debunking earlier reports attributed to him by GHPage TV which claimed he had revealed details of a suicide note during an interview on Okay FM with Ola Michael.
I never said Dada KD left a note in his room, Kaakyire stated emphatically. That is false information being spread in my name. The police may have retrieved documents from his room for their investigations but I have no personal knowledge of any suicide note.
The seasoned musician expressed deep disappointment over the misrepresentation, especially given the sensitivity surrounding Dada KD’s death. He stressed the importance of respectful and accurate reporting, particularly in matters involving loss and grief.
It’s unfortunate how things can be misquoted or misrepresented in the media. I would never speak carelessly about such a sensitive issue,” he lamented. “We need to be careful with our words and the narratives we push. Lives and reputations are at stake.
Kaakyire’s response highlights the broader conversation about media ethics and responsibility especially in times of tragedy. He urged journalists and bloggers to uphold professionalism and verify information before publication.
As of now there has been no official confirmation regarding the exact cause of Dada KD’s death. The highlife legend, born Dada Kwaku Duah passed away on Friday, May 16, 2025, at the Kaakyire Kwame Appiah Refutes Claims About Suicide Note in Dada KD’s Death SDA Hospital in Gbawe CP Accra after a sudden illness. He was 56 years old.
Dada KD leaves behind a rich legacy in Ghanaian music remembered for timeless hits such as “Fatia Fata Nkrumah,” “Odo Mu Anigye,” and “Tekyere Ma.” He was also celebrated internationally, winning Best Male Vocal Artiste at the 2004 Ghana Music Awards UK.
As fans continue to mourn the loss of one of Ghana’s musical greats, Kaakyire Kwame Appiah’s appeal serves as a reminder of the need for dignity, truth, and compassion in how such stories are told.