
Popular gospel singer Adeyinka Alaseyori has penned a touching solidarity message to Damilola, the widow of the late gospel singer Olayemi Bayonile Bolaji, widely known as Toluwanisings.
Taking to her Instagram page, Alaseyori shared a TikTok compilation video featuring beautiful moments of the late singer and his wife over the years.
In her caption, the singer praised Damilola for standing by her husband and loving him till the very end, noting that she fulfilled her promise with her whole heart.
Alaseyori emphasized that Toluwanisings loved and chose his wife, and proudly told the world how she gave him peace all around.
She offered words of encouragement to the grieving widow, urging her to stay strong and reminding her that Toluwanisings remains a treasure to her regardless of his passing.
She wrote:
"Omo standing by your husband and loving your husband till the end is one thing you promise and did with the whole of your heart."
"Your husband loved you,choose you and tell the world how you gave him peace all round."
"Stay strong Toluwanisings remains a treasure to me regardless. Stand strong and stay strong sister damilola."
"I love you."
The Nigerian Voice recalls that Toluwanisings passed away on October 14, 2026, and a Night of Tributes was held in his honour in Ibadan on Tuesday, October 27.



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