Many People Want To Reap Where They Did Not Sow” – Seun Oloketuyi Defends Late Toluwani Sings As Family Feud Erupts
“Many People Want To Reap Where They Did Not Sow” – Seun Oloketuyi Defends Late Toluwani Sings As Family Feud Erupts
Filmmaker Seun Oloketuyi has weighed in on the controversy trailing the d£@th of gospel singer Toluwani Sings, defending the late singer after his extended family members came out to demand his burial in his father’s house.
In a lengthy post, Oloketuyi accused some relatives of attempting to reap where they did not sow, questioning why an uncle who never contributed to his life was made to identify him in the m0rgúe.
He also queried the father’s demand for N5M and media rounds over an unroofed house in Ikirun.
I’m his words:
“In life, he set clear boundaries for his marriage and did what he was deemed fit, he relocated his father from the north with plans to establish him.
This is a father who claimed it is always his ‘asiwaju’ that helped check on his child for decades after handing him to his in-laws as a 6-month old.
In d£@th, an uncle who cannot recognize him because he never contributed to his life and has never seen him as an adult was made….”
If there is any honour to be given to a loved one in d£#th, it is to strengthen and console his children who are meant to continue his lineage.
So many African family ties have been destroyed because of greed, envy and thirst for wealth. Many people want to reap where they did not sow.
Only if the d£#d could speak for themselves. Only if they could look back and stand for themselves.
We truly don’t believe in honour, neither do we care about the dead, if not…..full grown adults will not be fighting with children who are generations apart from them for wealth that they did not work for.
No wonder people run away and pray for the enemies in their father’s house to fall and die.
Not that this prayer is right, but why is it that once a man d!£s, adults he honoured in life will jump out and be insinuating that his wife k!ll£d him.
That format is old and will not work. It is just a ploy to disarm the woman so they can swoop on what the d£#d worked for.
Some people were trained with a d£#d relative’s sweat and properties which were collected from his wife and children…..
And please don’t jump on this post insinuating that Toluwanisings family don’t want his wealth, they just want him to be buried in his house. Akuko…..so why is his father needing 5M and granting interviews, why is the unroofed house in Ikirun on display? Why is the runaway Uncle who suddenly appeared from space asking if it’s his wife that built the house?…”
