Gospel Singer Toluwanisings Dies At 34
Nigerian gospel singer Olayemi Bolaji, popularly known as Toluwanisings, is dead.
His death was confirmed by comedian Ayo Ajewole, better known as Woli Agba, in an Instagram post on Wednesday.
Woli Agba described the singer’s passing as “sunset at midday,” calling it a painful and heartbreaking loss.
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“Sunset at Midday. Ah! Toluwanisings! An angel just passed on. A VERY UNIQUE VOICE has dropped the microphone and walked off the stage just like that,” he wrote.
“What a painful and heartbreaking loss! A voice that brought joy, touched souls, and made beautiful memories has gone silent too soon. Life can be so unpredictable; one moment, we are celebrating life, and the next, we are struggling to find the words to express our grief.”
He added: “Toluwanisings, your departure has left a painful void in the hearts of many. It is difficult to understand, and even more difficult to accept. Some departures leave us speechless, and this is one of them.”
According to an official statement posted on his Instagram page, Toluwanisings died in the early hours of Wednesday.
The statement asked the public to keep his wife, family and loved ones in their prayers, adding that funeral arrangements would be announced in due course.
“With deep sorrow, the family announces the passing of OLAYEMI BAYONILE BOLAJI, Toluwani Gospel Music Ministry (TOGOMM). Who passed away in the early hours of 14 October 2026,” the statement reads.
“A dearly loved husband, family member, and gospel minister. Please keep his wife, family, and loved ones in your prayers during this difficult time. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the family in due course.”
The cause of his death remains unknown, though reports suggest he slumped.
Toluwanisings, born Olayemi Bolaji, was known for his energetic praise songs, Yoruba-inspired gospel music, and contemporary worship recordings.
His popular hits include ‘A Very Big God’, ‘Eleda’, and ‘I’m Not Alone’.
He started his music journey at a young age singing in church choirs and collaborated with notable gospel artistes including Tosin Bee and Adeyinka Alaseyori.
He is survived by his wife and family.
