Award-winning Nigerian singer Adekunle Gold, fondly known as AG Baby, has achieved another inspiring milestone as the street where he spent his early years in Lagos has been officially renamed in his honour.
A Street Named After a Star
The newly christened “Adekunle Kosoko Street” bearing the singer’s real name serves as a tribute to his humble beginnings and remarkable journey to stardom.
In a touching ceremony shared online, Adekunle Gold was joined by his wife and fellow music star Simi, along with their daughter Deja, as they unveiled the street’s new signpost. The emotional moment symbolized a full-circle return to his roots, a testament to how far dreams can go when nurtured with passion and persistence.
A Journey from the Streets to Global Stages
This recognition is more than just a personal victory it’s a celebration of Adekunle Gold’s evolution and enduring impact on Nigerian music. From his early days working as a graphic designer to producing timeless hits like Sade, Orente, and Party No Dey Stop, AG Baby has built a legacy grounded in creativity, resilience, and authenticity.
Standing beside Simi and Deja during the unveiling added a powerful family touch to the occasion, reflecting not only his success as an artist but also his growth as a husband and father.
The renaming of the street immortalizes his journey, showing that greatness can rise from the simplest beginnings.
A Beacon of Hope and Representation
For many young Nigerians, Adekunle Kosoko Street now stands as a symbol of hope proof that dreams rooted in ordinary places can blossom into global success stories.
This honour also reinforces the influence of Nigerian artists beyond music, highlighting how they shape culture, identity, and community pride.
As Adekunle Gold continues to expand his reach on the international stage, the street that once witnessed his childhood ambitions now carries his name a lasting reminder that dreams truly do come true