Solomon Buchi Defends Toluwanisings' Widow on Burial Rights

Solomon Buchi, a media personality, publicly defended Toluwanisings' widow on October 27, 2026, regarding the controversy surrounding her husband's burial. He argued that the widow should solely determine the burial location, responding to backlash after she declined to have the gospel singer buried in their home.

Buchi highlighted two key facts: that residential burials are illegal and that a wife's objection does not indicate a lack of love for her husband. He criticized comments from Toluwanisings' uncle, who expressed shock at the widow's behavior, questioning why a grieving woman should be expected to cease her daily life.

Buchi also urged married men to document their final wishes through written and video wills, warning that families may exploit widows after a husband's death. He dismissed the idea of residential burials as "creepy," asserting that honoring the deceased does not require proximity to the living.