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Gaise Baba has made history with his latest single No Turning Back II, featuring Lawrence…

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Gospel Artiste Big Bolaji Laid to Rest in Ibadan Renowned gospel singer Bolaji Olanrewaju, fondly known as Big Bolaji, has been laid to rest at All Souls Private Cemetery in Ido, Ibadan. The beloved artiste passed away on April 19 at the age of 50, following a brief illness. His burial, held this week, was marked by an outpouring of love and tributes from family, friends, fans, and fellow gospel ministers. The funeral proceedings began on Wednesday at the Hall of Grace, Jogor Centre, with a lying-in-state and a solemn memorial service. The atmosphere was filled with heartfelt worship, prayers, and moving testimonies celebrating the life and legacy of Big Bolaji. Notable gospel figures such as Tosin Bee, Mike Abdul, Bidemi Olaoba, and Yetunde Are were in attendance, alongside popular comedian Woli Agba, who joined scores of mourners to honor the late singer. Following the memorial, a funeral procession made its way to the cemetery, where Big Bolaji was finally laid to rest. His wife, siblings, and loved ones gathered around the gravesite to bid their final farewells, offering prayers and tributes to a man whose music and ministry touched countless lives. Big Bolaji leaves behind a legacy of faith, joy, and inspirational music that will continue to resonate for years to come

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