Three gospel music organizers have postponed their programmes following the death of gospel singer Olayemi Bolaji, popularly known as Toluwanisings.
The organisers, Kaywonder, Pure Gospel Music Generals Akure, PUGMUG, and AY Grace Music Ministry, announced changes to their events in messages expressing grief over the singer’s death.
Kaywonder postponed the seventh edition of its Invasion Praise Concert, scheduled for Sunday, October 18, at 2 p.m. The organisers said they would announce a new date later.
The team expressed sadness over the loss, describing the development as a difficult moment for the gospel music community.
Similarly, PUGMUG cancelled its 10th anniversary celebration, which was scheduled for Friday, October 16.
Also Read: Toluwasings personal assistant speaks on singer’s death
The group described Toluwanisings as a beloved brother and committed member of the gospel music community. It also apologised to guests, ministers and sponsors affected by the cancellation.
AY Grace Music Ministry also postponed its All Sufficient Monthly Praise programme, which was scheduled to hold on Thursday. The ministry said it would announce a new date in due course and extended its condolences to the singer’s family and loved ones.
Toluwanisings died on Wednesday, October 14. He was known for his energetic gospel performances and Yoruba-influenced praise songs, including A Very Big God and Kabiyesi Olorun Ayo.
His death has drawn tributes from members of the gospel music community, while the event changes reflect the impact of his passing on fellow gospel ministers and organisers.
Punch News
