“No letter will save you” – Pastor dares Tope Alabi, others over Toluwanisings’ death claims

A Canada-based pastor, Pastor Tayo, has challenged gospel singer Tope Alabi and others to take legal action against her if they believe she has defamed their characters following her claims about the death of gospel singer Toluwanisings.

Pastor Dares Tope Alabi, Others To Sue Her

In a video circulating on Facebook, the pastor maintained that anyone who believed she had defamed them should sue her, adding that she was also prepared to take legal action against anyone who defamed him.

She cited Luke 6:31 in the Bible, which teaches people to treat others as they would like to be treated, to support her position.

Claims Of Revelation About Toluwanisings’ Death

The pastor also claimed that she received a revelation about Toluwanisings’ death, alleging that she saw four popular faces among people he described as occultic.

Four Gospel Personalities Mentioned

According to her, the faces she claimed to have seen belonged to Tope Alabi, Wole Agba, Wole Arole and Dele Omo Wole.

She further alleged that the individuals were responsible for Toluwanisings’ death, claiming that the singer was targeted because of his glory.

The pastor described the people she allegedly saw in the revelation as “wolves in sheep clothing” and called on them to leave the church and stop harming God’s people.

Call For Pastor Adeboye To Intervene

She also called on Pastor Enoch Adeboye to confirm her claims, insisting that the individuals she mentioned should be removed from the church.

The allegations remain unsubstantiated, and no evidence was provided in the video to establish that the named individuals were involved in Toluwanisings’ death.

Tope Alabi Threatens Legal Action

The pastor’s comments come after Tope Alabi issued a cease-and-desist notice through her legal representatives over posts allegedly linking her to Toluwanisings’ death.

In the notice dated October 24, 2026, the singer’s lawyers reportedly demanded that the pastor remove the alleged defamatory posts, issue an unconditional retraction and publish a public apology within 24 hours.

The legal team maintained that there was no police investigation, court ruling or official finding supporting the allegations against the singer.

Tope Alabi also shared the letter on Instagram and tagged the Nigeria Police Force, warning that she would pursue available legal remedies if the demands were not met.

Toluwanisings, whose real name was Olayemi Bayonile Bolaji, died on October 14, 2026, at the age of 34.

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