Actor and content creator Woli Agba has written a note to the wife of late gospel singer, Toluwanisings.
Newsunplug reported that the singer had passed away in the early hours of 14th October, 2026.
His family confirmed the sad news, urging the public to keep his wife, family, and loved ones in prayers during this difficult time.
In a lengthy post, he said she asked where her husband was, and that simple question became hard to answer.
Woli said words failed him as he couldn’t find a bible verse that seemed relevant to the moment. I stuttered and stammered because what seemed like a simple question suddenly became the most difficult.
The content creator said Toluwanising’s wife’s last memory of him was that they were preparing to take their daughter to school. He questioned how he could help her embrace a reality that is so painful and what therapy can be recommended.
“And she asked, “Where is my husband?”
I can’t forget this moment; a simple question found no answer in me. Eventually, an answer came, but I wasn’t sure it was the kind of response that could sustain her in that moment.
Words failed me!
I couldn’t even find a Bible verse that seemed relevant to the moment. (May God have mercy on me.)
I stuttered and stammered because what seemed like a simple question suddenly became the most difficult question to answer.
Ah! My heart goes out to our dear sister, whose last memory of her husband was preparing to take their daughter to school.
How do we connect these happenings?
How do we help her embrace a reality so painful that the heart may naturally want to reject it? How do we help her understand that the man she fondly described as her passionate friend and father is no longer coming home to her?
Oh, this is heartbreaking!
I feel her pain. I share in her grief. This is too much for anyone to bear, and the thought of what lies ahead for her breaks my heart.
I keep praying for her because I know that beyond the tears people see, there are battles she will have to fight in the silence of her own heart. There will be moments when memories become overwhelming, when familiar places tell painful stories, and when the absence of the man she loves becomes almost unbearable.
Toluwanimi’s wife needs grace. She needs the comfort of the Holy Spirit. She needs the joy of the Holy Ghost.
She needs people who will not only mourn with her today but will also stand beside her when the crowd goes home, and the reality of her loss begins to settle in.
What kind of therapy can we recommend for a young woman who is about to embark on a journey through memories of the love of her life? How do we help her navigate birthdays, anniversaries, lonely nights, unanswered questions, and countless moments when she instinctively wants to share something with the man who is no longer physically here?
Ohhhhh! Ahhhh! Jesus! OH! Chei!
I can’t stop thinking of you and yours, my beloved brother, Toluwanisings.
Sing with the angels, bro.
Mourning him, Woli described the late singer as an Angel, and a unique voice. He described his passing as a painful, heartbreaking loss, noting that he was a voice that brought joy, touched souls, and created beautiful memories.
