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Nathaniel Bassey reacts to death of gospel singer, Toluwanisings

Nigerian gospel singer and pastor, Nathaniel Bassey, has reacted to the death of music minister, Toluwanisings. DAILY POST reports that Toluwanisings slumped and died on Wednesday after being rejected by eight hospitals. Following reports on the circumstances surrounding his death, netizens have called out government over the country’s poor health system while some attached his […] Nathaniel…

Nathaniel Bassey reacts to death of gospel singer, Toluwanisings

Nigerian gospel singer and pastor, Nathaniel Bassey, has expressed his condolences following the death of music minister, Toluwanisings. According to DAILY POST, Toluwanisings collapsed and passed away on Wednesday after being turned away by eight hospitals. In response to the tragic incident, social media users have criticized the Nigerian government for its inadequate healthcare system and some even attributed Toluwanisings' demise to a spiritual attack.

In an Instagram post on Friday, Bassey, who claimed he had never met Toluwanisings, shared his thoughts on the matter. He acknowledged hearing about the great work the deceased was doing in his music ministry and expressed his sorrow at the loss of a young talent. "Seen and heard about the passing of this brother, Tolusings. Not someone I’ve met before.

But I’ve heard how well and great He was doing in His music ministry," Bassey wrote. He added, "Always painful to hear and see young people pass at their prime. But as a child of God, we believe He is in a better place. I pray strength and comfort for His immediate family, friends and loved ones. It is well, in Jesus’ name."

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