Clergyman and social media personality Woli Arole has criticised people he accused of using the passing of gospel singer Toluwanisings to attract attention and engagement on social media.
In a video shared online, Arole described the late singer as a great talent whose loss had left his friends and colleagues devastated.
He said he was particularly concerned that some people who did not speak about the singer or his music while he was alive were now making unnecessary comments and granting interviews about issues surrounding his passing.
“Its saddening that a lot of people are now beginning to use it as a means for social media attraction. You are mad,” he said.
Arole also urged those involved in discussions surrounding the singer’s burial to allow the necessary arrangements to be made without further public controversy.
He called on the public to focus on preserving Toluwanisings’ legacy, particularly through his wife and children, rather than creating content around the circumstances surrounding his passing.
The clergyman said the singer’s music would continue to live on and urged people to respect his family during what he described as a difficult period.
He also offered prayers for the late singer’s wife, children, family, friends and colleagues in the music industry.
Watch video below:
