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JUST IN: Gospel singer, Toluwanisings is dead

Nigerian gospel music minister Toluwanisings has passed away.

His death was announced on Wednesday by Pelumi Olajengbesi, the Convener of the Coalition of Public Interests Lawyers and Advocates (COPA).

Taking to Instagram, Olajengbesi expressed profound grief over the recurring loss of young Nigerian lives and offered prayers.

While noting that the death of Toluwanisings is not God’s plan, he wrote, “We say no to untimely death.”

Sharing the singer’s picture, Pelumi said, “My God! What a life! No, Lord! We plead for Your mercy upon Toluwanisings.

“I am deeply troubled by the deaths of young men and women. This is not God’s plan for us.”

Also reacting to the tragic news, comedian Woli Agba said they are still praying for a miracle.

He wrote on his page, “Please hold on. Please don’t conclude. We are trusting God. Please.”

Responding in the comments section, singer Boyebest wrote, “Yes yes yes. Yeah I have faith in God. I do. God you’ll do this one.”

This occurred roughly two hours after the rumor initially appeared on social media. As of the time of this post, the singer’s dying circumstances have not been disclosed,.

Details to follow soon.

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