Nigerians are too complicated...GOSH!!!
Toluwanisings’ widow has reportedly refused plans to bury him at their home in Ibadan, insisting she prefers a cemetery. His family, however, is pushing for a home burial.
The singer’s father suggested taking him to the village to bury him near his late mother, but the paternal grandmother rejected the idea, while also claiming he did not take care of her.
The widow, just 31 and grieving with two children, is now facing pressure from family members and online critics.
The widow, just 31 and grieving with two children, is now facing pressure from family members and online critics.
He should be buried in his house.
ReplyDeleteWhy cementry when he has a house?
I don't know why they are bringing this out to the media.
ReplyDeleteWhy mortuary?
ReplyDeleteSo let’s say the Toluwanisings didn’t build a house while alive and was only renting, they won’t use a cemetery?
ReplyDeleteSince all of a sudden, according to Nigerian men and pick me women, burying ur dead spouse in a cemetery means you never loved him or even had a hand in his death?
Husband’s side of the family are never beating these allegations! Even these ones he had no relationship with feel they have a right to decide where a married man is buried!
They should try and reach an agreement.
ReplyDeleteThis idea of burying the dead at home or public cemeteries is strange to me. In my place, people are buried in their father's place, male or female.
Na wa o
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