Adekunle Gold, a renowned Nigerian musician, has been honored with a street named after him in Lagos. The singer, who is 38 years old, shared a video on Instagram showcasing the unveiling ceremony of the street sign bearing his full name, “Adekunle Kosoko Street.” He was accompanied by his wife, Simi, and their daughter, Deja, as they revealed the new signpost.

The recognition holds significant historical value for Adekunle Gold, who is a member of the Kosoko royal family of Lagos Island. His lineage dates back to Oba Kosoko, the former king of Lagos who ruled from 1845 to 1851. This honor acknowledges Adekunle Gold’s contributions to the music industry and his roots in the city.

In a social media post, Adekunle Gold expressed his gratitude for the recognition, stating, “Adekunle Kosoko Street. The city that raised me now carries my name. Thank you, Lord, for my many blessings.” The unveiling ceremony was a heartwarming moment for the singer, who has made a name for himself in the Nigerian music scene.

Adekunle Gold’s music career has been marked by several notable releases, including the popular song “Sade.” His achievements have earned him a reputation as one of Nigeria’s leading music artists. The naming of a street after him is a testament to his impact on the city’s cultural landscape.

The honor is also a reflection of the city’s appreciation for its native sons and daughters who have made significant contributions to their respective fields. As Adekunle Gold continues to make waves in the music industry, the naming of the street after him serves as a reminder of his humble beginnings and his connection to the city of Lagos. The recognition is expected to inspire upcoming artists and reinforce the importance of preserving cultural heritage.