Nigerian singer Oyinlomo Diamond has expressed concern over the absence of fellow artiste BBO from public view following the death of gospel singer Toluwanisings.
Toluwanisings reportedly died on October 14, 2026, after collapsing at his residence. His sudden death shocked fans and fellow musicians, particularly those who had seen him at a music concert hours before the incident.
BBO, who was reportedly close to the deceased, has remained largely out of public view since the incident. He also attended a tribute night held in Toluwanisings’ honour on Tuesday but reportedly declined to address the press.
Reacting to his prolonged silence, Oyinlomo Diamond shared an Instagram post on Wednesday expressing concern for BBO’s welfare.
The singer acknowledged that he might need time away from the public to process his loss but cautioned him against allowing grief and overthinking to take a toll on his well-being.
“I hope you know we can’t afford to lose you too. Dear BBO @officialbbo_ I hope you are fine?” she wrote.
Oyinlomo also commended BBO for keeping his grief private rather than using the tragedy to attract public attention.
She encouraged him to take the time he needed to reflect, grieve and rest, adding that Toluwanisings’ sudden death could profoundly affect the outlook of young people who devote themselves to their work.
The singer further reminded BBO of the importance of being available to support Toluwanisings’ immediate family during the difficult period.
Her message highlights concerns about the emotional toll of sudden loss on those left behind, particularly close friends who may be struggling to come to terms with a tragedy.
BBO has not publicly explained his absence in the account provided, and there is no confirmation that his silence indicates a health problem.
