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Gospel Singer Toluwanisings slumps, dies

Nigerian gospel singer Toluwanisings, whose real name was Olayemi Bayonile Bolaji, has died after reportedly slumping on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.

His death has sparked grief among fans and members of the gospel music community, with tributes and messages of condolence spreading across social media.

News of his death gained attention after lawyer and Convener of the Coalition of Public Interests Lawyers and Advocates (COPA), Pelumi Olajengbesi, shared a post mourning the singer.

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Sharing a photograph of Toluwanisings, Olajengbesi expressed shock over the development.

“My God! What a life! No, Lord! We plead for Your mercy upon Toluwanisings,” he wrote.

The development also prompted emotional reactions from fellow gospel artistes and fans, many of whom had earlier expressed hope for the singer’s recovery.

Gospel entertainer and comedian Woli Agba had appealed to the public to remain hopeful amid the initial uncertainty surrounding the reports.

“Please hold on. Please don’t conclude. We are trusting God. Please,” he wrote in a social media post.

Toluwanisings was a Nigerian gospel singer and songwriter known for his energetic praise sessions, worship music and contemporary gospel sound.

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His music attracted listeners within the gospel community, where he was recognised for his faith-centred songs and performances.

In July 2026, the singer and members of his team survived a road accident involving their bus and a trailer while returning from a gospel ministration.

He subsequently shared images of the damaged vehicle, expressing gratitude to God for preserving the lives of everyone on board.

His death has left fans and colleagues mourning the singer, with many remembering his music and contributions to gospel ministration.

Further details surrounding his death and funeral arrangements are yet to be announced.

 

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