IBADAN – The family of legendary gospel singer, Evangelist Deborah Adebola Fasoyin, popularly known as Mama Fasoyin, has officially debunked rumors circulating on social media regarding her death. News broke in the early hours of Monday morning claiming that the “Good Women Choir” leader had passed away, sending shockwaves through the Nigerian gospel music community and among her global fanbase. However, speaking exclusively with a close family source who pleaded anonymity, it was confirmed that the veteran singer is very much alive. ”The news is entirely fake and baseless. Mama is hale, hearty, and healthy. There is no truth to the rumors being peddled by mischief-makers,” the source stated.Fans Urged to Disregard Rumors The family expressed disappointment over the spread of unverified reports and urged the public to disregard the “death hoax.” Evangelist Fasoyin, who gained legendary status as the lead vocalist of the C.A.C. Good Women Choir, most famous for the evergreen hit “Odun Nlo Sopin,” remains a revered figure in the industry. This latest incident adds to a growing trend of death hoaxes targeting veteran Nigerian celebrities. Supporters are encouraged to verify information through official channels and reputable news outlets before sharing sensitive news on social media. Post navigation “I Learned from the Best”—Priscilla Ojo Honors Mom Iyabo Ojo on Her First Mother’s Day Singer Chike Mocked After Falling for $20,000 “Investment” Trap!
