Why doesn’t Toluwanising’s wife want her husband buried in the house he built in Ibadan? She said she couldn’t live in a house where her husband would be buried. The late singer’s father has revealed that he and his daughter-in-law are having disagreements over where Toluwanising should be buried. According to his father, Toluwanising was born in 1992 and was named Sodiq before converting to Christianity. He insisted that his son was 34, not 44, as some people have claimed. He also revealed that Toluwanising lost his mother when he was just six months old. Recounting how he learnt of his son’s death, the father said he was attending a ceremony when he received a distress call asking him to return home. Shortly afterwards, he began seeing his son’s pictures circulating online with RIP captions. When he contacted his son’s wife to discuss the burial arrangements, she suggested burying him in a cemetery or church. His father disagreed, arguing that since his son had a house in Ibadan, he should be buried there. However, his wife maintained that she could not live in a house where her husband would be buried. The father said he then suggested that if his son could not be buried in his own house, his body should be taken to the village and buried beside his late mother.