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'Don't forget your children' – Toluwanisings' widow breaks down in tears [VIDEO]

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Elizabeth Olayemi, the widow of the late gospel musician, Olayemi Bayonile Bolaji, famously known as Toluwanisings, has urged him not to forget her and their children.

Elizabeth stated this on Tuesday evening during the deceased's tribute night and service of songs.

The event, which was held on October 27, 2026, in Ibadan, Oyo State, was attended by prominent artistes.

Speaking at the event, Elizabeth who broke down in tears, urged Toluwanisings not to forget her and their children.

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While revealing that she will forever miss him, she said "Toluwanisings my dear husband, I will forever miss you. Please don't forget your children and me."

This came amid the ongoing disagreement between the widow and her husband's family over his final resting place.

According to viral reports online, Elizabeth reportedly refused plans to bury him at their home in Ibadan, insisting that she prefers the cemetery.

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