The burial arrangements for late gospel singer Toluwanisings have taken a positive turn as his widow, Damilola Olayemi, has reportedly agreed to have him laid to rest at their family home in Ibadan. This decision comes after a period of disagreement with her father-in-law regarding the preferred burial site.

Initially, there was contention between Damilola and Toluwanisings' father, who had expressed a strong preference for his son to be buried at their family residence rather than in a cemetery, which Damilola had allegedly favored. The late singer's father insisted that if a burial at the Ibadan home was not possible, his son should be interred in his hometown, close to his deceased mother.

However, the situation has now been resolved, as confirmed by Lanre Alewilese, a close associate of Toluwanisings. In an Instagram video shared recently, Alewilese stated that both Damilola and her father-in-law have come to an agreement on the burial site, describing the earlier conflict as a mere misunderstanding. He emphasized the importance of allowing the family to handle their grief without external pressures.

Alewilese urged the public to refrain from criticizing Damilola during this challenging time, highlighting her character and the emotional toll the situation has taken on her. He appealed to those who cared for Toluwanisings to respect his widow's wishes and allow her the space to mourn her loss peacefully.

The resolution of this conflict marks a significant moment for the family and friends of Toluwanisings, who passed away at the age of 32. As arrangements for the burial proceed, the community continues to rally around Damilola, offering support and understanding as they navigate this difficult period.