"We Can't Afford To Lose You Too"  – Oyinlomo Diamond Consoles BBO Over Toluwanisings' Death

Nigerian singer and entertainer Abimbola Olayemi, professionally known as Oyinlomo Diamond, has penned a touching message to gospel singer and worshipper BBO, who is currently grieving the loss of his colleague, Toluwanisings.

In the post shared on her Instagram page, Oyinlomo expressed her admiration for BBO’s "loud silence" during this difficult time, praising him for not using the tragedy for clout.

Oyinlomo acknowledged that the sudden death will change the perspective of many hardworking youths on life, but she urged BBO to remember that he cannot be lost too.

The Kennery-style singer encouraged him to take all the time he needs to rest, reflect, and be offline to refill his energy without overthinking. She reminded him that his health must not suffer, as his immediate family now needs him more than ever.

She wrote:
"Dear BBO @officialbbo_ I hope you are fine? I understand this silence. I love how genuine you are even in death. I love how you didn't chase clout with his death. NOW, THIS GRIEF HITS MORE HARDER TODAY THAT SERVICE OF SONGS IS BEING DONE ON A 34 YEARS OLD TALENTED MAN"

"However, I hope you know we can't afford to lose you too? You can take your time to reflect, sober, be offline and REST as you wish. Because his sudden death will definitely change any hardworking youths perspective about life. WE HEAR YOUR "LOUD SILENCE". IT SCREAMS LOUDER THAN MANY EPISTLES AND BACK TO BACK POSTS FROM ANYONE. IT'S SO LOUD, YET TEARY AND SCARY."

"But we need you to be strong enough OFFLINE, refill your energy and buckle up for the race in which you are called for. Don't be in a position where your health will demand too much from you because of overthinking. Remember, his immediate family now needs you more than before. Coming from an entertainer who cares about everyone despite not being in the same field. #oyinlomodiamond."

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.