- Gospel artist Glorise Musabyimana (known as Gogo Glorise) has passed away.
- She died in Kampala on September 3, 2025 at the age of 36.
- Her media manager Bikem Wa Yesu confirmed the news on September 4, 2025.
Nigerians joined Rwandans and felt sad for the death of gospel artists, which was called gogo gloriose.
The Rwandan singer reportedly died at the age of 36 in Kampala on Wednesday, September 3. Her media manager Bikem Wa Yesu confirmed the sad news the next day (Thursday, September 4, 2025).
The news of her sudden death shocked her fans in Rwanda, Uganda and Nigeria.
Bikem, who accompanied Gogo to Uganda for a series of music events, expressed his heartbreak in social media posts: “Rip Gogo, what a terrible news! God, strengthen my heart.”
Although the official cause of her death has not been revealed yet, Pulseug reports that she has been battling heart-related health problems.
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Read some comments below:
@GeniaCooks: “Oh dear gogo…she always makes me laugh on tiktok. May her soul rest in peace.”
@mocmadu: “I need the blood of Jesus every day because it’s good. Good rest.”
@OfficialBamhie: “Omo may her beautiful soul rest in a perfect peace.”
@J__Amanda: “I don’t understand, what kind of speech is that nah, who died?
@uccie_standard: “We feel her influence. May her soul be peaceful.”
@nenyenwa_mirabel: “Eternal rest to her, Lord, let your eternal light shine on her. Amen.”
@goddess_on_earth085: “I don’t know her? I’m low-key and thought she was singing in her native language, and didn’t even know that it was English. May her soul be closely related to the almighty.”
@obizygee: “She lives in the name of glorious God, thank you for your influence, and you have given us all a happy time to rest in peace.”
@adedoyin_oo: “Ah, gogo dey always makes me happy on tiktok.”
@zibah_aladuke: “Oh, no wonder she found Jesus’ blood.”
Nescarbell: “Oh, my God…I’ve been singing her hits all last week. I even wonder why I’m singing. My God rests in peace with your soul gogo.”
