Oyo State Police arraign two men, including prophets, connected to the late gospel singer Toluwanisings’ death after allegations involving unlawful publication, defamatory claims, and filming of his corpse. Reports say one suspect allegedly recorded Toluwanisings’ body at a morgue and circulated footage online, while others face charges tied to posts that police describe as false or unsubstantiated.
Across outlets, the coverage also includes a remand and the arraignment of a content creator. Premium Times reports that a prophet who claimed he could resurrect Toluwanisings is remanded, alongside reference to additional allegations about the singer’s death and family. Other outlets focus more narrowly on the arraigned prophet accused of filming the corpse and spreading it without family consent.
Most sources agree the matter involves Oyo State Police action, social-media posts about the death, and alleged mishandling of the remains that police say caused distress to the bereaved family. Differences lie mainly in which suspects and specific allegations each outlet foregrounds, as well as the procedural details highlighted.
