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Absent father and their family should forever remain absent, they have no right whatsoever to dictate anything, the boy you don’t care about when he was alive, you suddenly care about his corpse.
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Till this moment, none of them has given any sensible reason he should be buried at home.
“She will sell the house”
“She will bring men into his house”
Tell me Baba Sala, which one can his grave actually stop? Ka ma ronu jinle o
You people want to put me for talk. Let’s have it.
My dad was buried the same day he died. My twin and I knew what we wanted for him and we didn’t waste any time.
We were his first children, our opinion counted before any family member’s. His elder brother was around when he died but they listened to us.
We told them we don’t want him at the morgue and also want him buried in his house that same day.
During the burial rites, I never shed one tear.
But when everyone went to bed that night, for some reason I was the last to lock the door.
I cried bitterly when I got to my room. I remember every single detail of that night.
I went to my twin brother’s room. I said, ‘The owner of this house is sleeping outside tonight’.
We cried heavily! My twin and I couldn’t say anything to each other; we were soaked in tears, silent tears!
I felt bitterness in my mouth. I cried!
The next morning, I went outside and saw his grave, I cried again!
Every time I go home and see my dad’s grave, I shed one or two tears. It never ends!
Imagine Toluwanisings wife? I can understand her POV like madt!
The only thing you can speak about the house. What about the children? Will you help her to take care of them since you are more concerned about her remarrying or moving someone else to the house. Lol. Una
Lucky time is still coming but today is not the day of reckoning. Lucky appointed 1,000 political aides in August, APC has turned Ondo into a mess and we can clearly see what they have turned the state into without a clear template for governance
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Heat wan kill me for Lagos oooo. I need to collect heat leave and get out of this Lagos for one week . Kilode
Wait oooo
Which grand mother ? Because the grandmother that Tolu mentioned himself that raised him have died few years ago. I guess he is closer to one side of his parent family.
Uncle that was not available in his life. The guy grew up with his grand mother oooo, not even with his father and step mother
“When I got to the house, I saw toluwanisings’ wife watching tv with her siblings, and the PA. I asked them if they were sure that Sodiq truly passed, because they were all eating and bring in takeaway foods"
"When I asked to see where would be the final resting place of toluwanisings in the house,his wife objected that how would she and the children cope seeing him everyday"
"We would never accept laying him down at the cemetery, so she has 2 options. It is either his house or his hometown in Ikirun, but she said Ikirun is too far"
"We heard how Sodiq celebrated his wife's birthday. He gave her a house"
- Toluwanisings Uncle says
What brought about this logic? Nah India this kind thing Dey happen o
If I die, instead make my extended family go dey fight where dem go bury me, make dem burn me to ashes “lubulubulu”, use am soak pap, make every family member wey get interest in how dem go take small properties wey i leave for my nuclear family drink the pap with them.
Make my wife and kids leave the rest to my spirit being.
Hmmmm
You can’t judge everything based on a few interviews you saw of his relatives. Go and watch Toluwanisings’ personal interviews and podcasts before his death. Listen to how he spoke about his upbringing and background.
You don’t even know this guy’s story. I watched his interview with Teju Babyface last year, and it gave me a clearer picture of the kind of background he came from. youtu.be/Jza_W4TS4ls?si=x7Vc…
The man reportedly grew up with his grandmother in a village in Osun, hawking firewood and struggling through life, while his father was alive and living somewhere better than the village his son grew up in.
So my question is simple: where was his father through all of this? Would you have your own son living with your mother in a village while you live in a much better town?
After his grandmother died and he moved to Ibadan, did his family even know where he was and how he was doing?
And please, let’s not ignore the timeline. People online were already reporting rumours of his death hours before the official confirmation. Some strangers online appeared to know about it that same day, not the following day.
I’m not saying every rumour is a fact, but these are legitimate questions that deserve answers. You can’t just dismiss everything because some relatives came out later to speak about it.
So sad. Extended family that don’t care about you and your immediate family. People forget that his wife is still very young and how will she take care of her two kids ? They didn’t factor the impact of catering for the children and the emotional instability. Ogun naa ni wahala
It’s so sad to see widows suffer in Nigeria. Look at how these charlatans have been dragging Toluwanising’s wife. This is why you should have a will as a 30-40-year-old to protect your spouse and children from the clutches of wicked family and extended family members. FYI, a will doesn’t have to cover properties alone, it can include where you want to be buried and who you want your kids to stay with in case you’re the only one left with them, and so on.
Ondo is lucky 😔
GOV AIYEDATIWA NOMINATED AS GOVERNOR OF THE YEAR FOR 2026 SILVERBIRD AWARDS
Ondo State Governor, His Excellency, Hon. Lucky Orimisan Aiyedatiwa, has been nominated for the prestigious Governor of the Year Award at the 2026 Silverbird Man of the Year Awards.
The nomination was contained in a letter dated October 26, 2026, addressed to the Governor by the Founder of Silverbird Group, Senator Ben Murray-Bruce.
In the letter, the Silverbird Group congratulated Governor Aiyedatiwa on his selection, saying the recognition reflects appreciation of his leadership and contributions to the development of Ondo State.
According to the organisers, the Governor's commitment to infrastructure, education, healthcare and economic development makes the recognition a fitting tribute to his leadership and service to Ondo State.
The letter reads in part: “On behalf of Silverbird Group, I warmly congratulate you on your selection as a recipient of the 2026 Silverbird Governor of the Year Award. This recognition reflects our appreciation of your leadership and your contributions to the development of Ondo State.”
The award will be formally presented at the 20th edition of the Silverbird Man of the Year Awards, scheduled for Monday, 16th November, 2026, at Eko Hotels and Suites, Victoria Island, Lagos, by 5:00 p.m.
The Silverbird Man of the Year Awards celebrate outstanding Nigerians whose leadership, achievements and service have made significant contributions to the nation.
Prince Ebenezer Adeniyan,
Chief Press Secretary to the Governor of Ondo State.
October 27, 2026.
