Toluwanisings' Home Sparks Burial Dispute After Death

Fresh images of the luxury home of gospel singer Toluwanisings, whose full name was Olayemi Bayonile Bolaji, have emerged online, reigniting a family burial dispute following his death on October 14, 2026, at the age of 41. The photographs depict a multi-storey duplex with a peach-coloured exterior, red-brick pillars, and dark-tinted glass balconies, indicating that the construction was nearly complete at the time of his passing.

Toluwanisings' paternal relatives, including his father and grandmother, are advocating for his burial on the property, viewing it as a tribute to his hard work. In contrast, his widow, Elizabeth, has firmly rejected this idea, stating she cannot live in a home where her husband's grave would serve as a constant reminder of her loss.

She is advocating for a cemetery burial instead. The public has reacted strongly, with many criticizing the media for sharing images of the family's private property and discussing the implications of a burial within a residential space.