Canadian admission letter of Evangelist Kekere Jesu emerges online

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A Canadian admission letter of renowned Gospel singer, Ayodeji David, widely known as Evangelist Kekere Jesu, has surfaced online.

Recall that Evangelist Kekere Jesu, was among the four artists who tragically lost their lives in a fatal road accident on the Ikorodu-Sagamu Road in Ogun State.

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However, his corpse was laid to rest with family and close associates paying tribute.

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According to the admission letter, the late singer was offered admission to Yorkville University to pursue a Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree in Business Administration.

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Meanwhile, the singer’s admission letter, dated for resumption on October 25, 2024, has gone viral, sparking widespread grief on social media.

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Check out some reactions below ….

Opeyemi Adeleke remarked,“Hmmm very disheartening rest in peace”.

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Rachael Mojisola wrote, “So sad ,may their souls rest in peace”.

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Precious inquired, “But why did he do that when he knows it’s disastrous to display such good news to the entire world.See this life, we have to be very careful. This world is so deep and spiritual full of Battles, strive,hatred and jealousy….WE NEED TO BE WISE ,,I TELL YOU”.

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Chukwuma stated, “Religion is the second S L A V E R Y without a fight”.

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Omolayo added, “He was already in lead city university in Nigeria though”.

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See below…

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