As Millions Of Fans Mourn The Sudden Passing Of The Popular Gospel Female Artist
PHOTO: Popular Liberian Godspel Musical Star, Miracle Kettor in action when she was alive keeping the audience on fire for the Lord Jesus Christ
Miracle’s family and the Gospel music group have decided to focus on the peaceful burial of their beloved relative instead of engaging into controversial issues.
Monrovia- The leadership of the Liberia Association of Gospel Musical Artists (LAGMA) has declined to comment on circumstances surrounding the death of the organization’s President, Minister Miracle Kettor.
The popular Liberian Gospel artist died in here in the Liberian capital on Wednesday, July 22, 2026.
Since her shocking passing, speculations have overwhelmed social media that her death was not natural as some Facebook posters suggest she was poisoned by closed friends within her gospel organizations.
Rumors of Miracle’s unnatural death further increased in recent days after another popular gospel artist, Kanvee Adams, posted on her official Facebook page, accusing a nurse of mistakenly injecting the deceased during treatment.
But speaking to Bushrod Radio 98.1 FM on Friday, August 14, 2026, Trokon Cephas, Vice President for Operations (VPO) of LAGMA, said Miracle’s family and the Gospel music group have decided to focus on the peaceful burial of their beloved relative instead of engaging into controversial issues.
According to him, the late Miracle Kettor was a peaceful person, and would not allow any such argument even if she was alive.
Minister Cephas also told this station that medial report over the death of Madam Ketter was not provided, stressing that he could not comment further on the situation.
He emphasized that the passing of the LAGMA president has left a big void in the organization, something that has broken each member of the family and the organization.
Other executive members of LAGMA, including Ministers Ablago Toe-Gaye and Azetta Sayu-Taye have meanwhile, called on the public to join the organization on Wednesday, august 19th for what they called Song-Night in memory of the late gospel artist at the Paynesville City Hall.
According to them, the all-night gospel activity is intended to showcase final tribute as part of giving her a befitting burial. Story: Radio Bushrod 98.1 FM