The family of Nigerian gospel singer Toluwanisings has announced a date for his service of songs.
This follows the singer’s sudden death by a week.
In a post on his social media page on Wednesday, Toluwanisings’ family announced that a night of tributes and service of songs will be held in honour of the late singer on October 27, 2026, at 3pm. at Jogor Center Hall of Grace in Ibadan.
“We invite you to join us for a Night of Tributes and Service of Songs in honour of our beloved brother, friend, and gospel minister, Olayemi Bayonle Bolaji, fondly known as Toluwanisings,” the post read.
Toluwanisings died on October 14, 2026, a few hours after his ministration at singer Bidemi Olaoba’s praise concert in Ibadan.
His demise has continued to spark conversation on social media, with many people, including celebrities, accusing the Nigerian government of being responsible for his death following its inability to provide an adequate healthcare system for its citizens.
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According to his PA, the singer slumped at his residence and died after being rejected by eight hospitals in Ibadan, the capital of Oyo State, due to a lack of emergency equipment.
Nigerian gospel comedian Ayobami Ajewole, aka Woli Agba, has asserted that not everyone has access to miracles in relation to the death of Toluwanisings.
He said this while expressing worries that despite pleas for a miracle, many are losing faith as a result of gospel musician Toluwanisings’ passing.
In an Instagram post, Woli Agba responded to a question on whether prayer actually helps by encouraging people to give their bodies what they need.
Amid the controversy trailing Toluwanisings’ death, some netizens questioned why God failed to resurrect him despite him being a gospel singer.
Reacting to the development, Woli Agba lamented that people are losing their faith.
Separating prayer from individual responsibility to care for their health, the comedian and pastor noted that Jesus Christ resurrecting Lazarus does not mean he will resurrect everyone.
While advising other entertainers to get adequate rest, Woli Agba said miracles are not accessible to everyone
