Gospel singer Bidemi Olaoba has publicly mourned the loss of his fellow worship leader Toluwanisings, recalling that the late artist’s final ministration took place in Ibadan just a day before he collapsed and died.
Olaoba said Toluwanisings delivered his last performance in the southwestern Nigerian city, after which the singer fell ill and passed away the following day. The brief recollection highlights the suddenness of the tragedy that has shocked the local gospel music community.
Toluwanisings, known for his contributions to Nigeria’s vibrant gospel scene, had frequently shared stages with Olaoba and other worship musicians. His untimely death has left many colleagues and fans grieving the loss of a respected voice in the ministry.
In expressing his sorrow, Olaova emphasized the deep personal and professional bond he shared with Toluwanisings, noting that the loss feels both a personal bereavement and a significant blow to the broader gospel fraternity.
The incident underscores the close‑knit nature of Nigeria’s gospel community, where artists often travel together for ministries and performances across the country. As mourners gather to honor Toluwanisings, the music world awaits further tributes that will celebrate his legacy.
<small>Source: Punch Nigeria — read the original story there.</small>
