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Hospital Worker Who Witnessed Dunsin Oyekan’s Wife’s Death Shares What Singer Did After Painful Loss

A Nigerian woman who worked at the hospital where the wife of popular gospel singer Dunsin Oyekan died has recounted what happened that night.

Salome Daniel said that she worked with National Hospital Abuja as an anaesthetic technician and was on duty when Adedoyin took her last breath.

Dunsin lost his wife in May 2019 to health-related issues and had recently spoken on Facebook about how he dealt with the loss after six years.

A recent TikTok post by @lighttv11 shared the inspirational story behind Dunsin and the loss of his wife, describing the story as ‘truly inspiring’.

He and his late wife, Adedoyin, had a beautiful marriage that spanned six years before she passed away in 2019, leaving behind two children. Despite his immense loss, Dunsin Oyekan continues to minister with a smile on stage, showcasing his remarkable strength and faith.

RIP Adedoyin Oyekan. Your legacy lives on through your husband’s ministry and the children you left behind. Dunsin Oyekan has spoken publicly about how he coped with his grief, revealing that he channelled his pain into worship and found solace in God’s presence. He’s a testament to the power of faith and resilience.

In the comments, @salomenchock shared details of what happened on the night that Dunsin lost his wife.

She wrote

To think that I saw her take her last breath, a night I would never forget, I didn’t know much about him then; it was my first time seeing him that closely.

I remember how when I come out of the ICU to probably get something for her critical care response, I’ll see him praying, and the moment he sees me, he would rush to me, look at me in the eye and ask, ‘What is happening?’ and I would look back and say to him, ‘You cannot pray and panic at the same time,’ and he would node and say ‘That’s true’

I still remember just like yesterday how, when her body was being taken to the morgue, he accompanied her beautifully playing the guitar and said she loved him playing the guitar. It was beautiful and emotional. One thing I can say is that he loved that woman. Rest on, precious daughter of God.

I work with National Hospital Abuja as an Anaesthetic Technician. My work mostly covers Theatre and ICU, and of course, anywhere there’s a need for critical care.

I was called to attend to Dunsi’s wife when her case got critical, and she was brought into our ICU. I can’t remember the date, but she died like 3 hours after,” she added.