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Tope Alabi mourns gospel singer Toluwanisings

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Nigerian gospel singer Tope Alabi has expressed shock and sadness over the death of fellow gospel artiste Toluwanisings.

Alabi, in a heartfelt tribute on her Instagram on Thursday, described the news of his death as a major shock, admitting that she was still struggling to come to terms with the loss.

“It hurts!” the gospel singer lamented, expressing the pain she felt over the passing of her colleague.

Despite the grief, Alabi said her Christian faith remained a source of hope and comfort during the difficult moment.

She also expressed her belief that the late singer was now with the Lord, drawing strength from her faith in the promise of eternal life.

The death of Toluwanisings has brought sadness to members of the gospel music community, with Alabi’s tribute reflecting the emotional impact of the loss.

The singer’s expression of grief also underscores the bond shared among gospel artistes, whose music and ministry have continued to inspire audiences across Nigeria and beyond.

Gilbert Ekugbe is a journalist at Punch Newspapers with over a decade of experience reporting on business and economic affairs. He covers markets, corporate developments, finance, and Nigeria’s broader economic landscape. His reporting is informed by extensive newsroom experience and a strong commitment to accuracy and responsible journalism, helping readers understand complex business issues.

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