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Gospel singer Toluwanisings is dead

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Gospel singer Toluwanisings is dead

Nigerian gospel singer, Toluwanisings reportedly passed away, according to the Convener of the Coalition of Public Interests Lawyers and Advocates, Pelumi Olajengbesi, who shared the news on Instagram on Wednesday. Olajengbesi expressed deep concern over the loss of young Nigerians and pleaded for God's mercy. He stated, "We say no to untimely death."

Sharing a picture of the deceased singer, Olajengbesi earnestly implored, "My God! What a life! No, Lord! We plead for Your mercy upon Toluwanisings." He emphasized, "I am deeply troubled by the deaths of young men and women. This is not God's plan for us." Comedian Woli Agba, reacting to the tragic news, emphasized the importance of holding onto hope, stating, "Please hold on.

Please don't conclude. We are trusting God. Please." Singer Boyebest responded in support of the singer's family, expressing unwavering faith in God's divine intervention. As of the time of this report, the circumstances surrounding the singer's death have not been disclosed.

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