“I can’t live in a house where my husband is buried.” That was reportedly the response from the wife of late singer Toluwanising when the issue of where to bury him came up. According to his father, there’s a disagreement between him and his daughter-in-law over where his son should be laid to rest. The father wants him buried in the house he built in Ibadan, but his wife reportedly prefers a cemetery or church because she doesn’t want to live in a house where her husband is buried. The father has now suggested taking his son’s body to their village to bury him beside his late mother if burying him in the house is not possible. He also clarified his son’s age, saying Toluwanising was born in 1992 and was 34 years old, not 44 as some people have claimed. He added that his son was originally named Sodiq before converting to Christianity. Sadly, Toluwanising lost his mother when he was just six months old. Recounting how he found out about his son’s death, the father said he was attending a ceremony when he received an urgent call asking him to return home. Shortly afterwards, he began seeing pictures of his son online with RIP captions. Omo, losing a child is painful enough. Imagine having to deal with disagreements over where to bury him while still trying to process the loss. But let's be honest, this one is not as straightforward as it looks. Do you think a father should have the final say because he wants his son buried in the house he built, or should his wife’s feelings and wishes carry more weight? Let’s hear your thoughts. 👇