Nollywood actress Kudirat Ogunro has weighed in on the family clash between late gospel singer Toluwanisings and his wife.
Newsunplug reported hours ago that one of his uncles, on behalf of the family, released a statement laying out terms for when and where the singer would be buried. He said the family was prepared to cover mortuary costs for as long as the process takes, and the burial must take place at his home where his wife and children reside.
Toluwani’s uncle said his wife refused to bury him at the house, and they suggested the family’s house, which she also refused, saying it was far.
Weighing on it, Kudirat said burying people at one’s home isn’t a good idea.
Explaining why, she asked what would happen if the children grew up and decided to sell the house. Kudirat questioned who would want to buy a house with a burial ground.
She maintained that it is personally not advisable.
“I said it last month, and I’ll say it again: burying people at home isn’t a good idea.
What if the children grow up and decide to sell the house? Who wants to buy a house with a burial ground?
Yes, people may buy such properties and exhume the remains, but why create that problem in the first place?
Personally, I don’t think it’s advisable. Just my opinion, though!
