Late singer Taiwo Oshadipe who died on Friday 3rd of October was buried today October 15th at Victoria Court Cemetary, Lekki. Her parents and husband didn't attend but her 1 year old son, sister and other family members attended. May her soul rest in peace..amen. See more photos after the cut...
Dis is rilly touching! May her soul continue to rest in peace! Amen! Crying
ReplyDeleteSo touching..rip taiwo
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Too sad.. may her soul rest in peace..
DeleteLinda pls give us more gist o? Her parents dint attend cos of wat??? Abeg dig more.. RIP taiwo.
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Its not proper for parents to attend burial ceremony of their children.
DeleteDats yoruba culture
DeleteU r foolish, where have u heard dat patents bury their kids? U want linda to dig for info , Wetin do ur two left legs?
DeleteAre u stupid ??why are pple so useless on dis blog ..how many parents pray to witness something like dis .are u not a nigerian.
Delete@Cherrykoko! Her parent did not attend cos in the yoruba culture parent it's more like a taboo for any parent to know their child's graveyard...
DeleteIn Yorubaland, its forbidden for parents to know where their child is buried hence their absence.
DeleteOlodo do parents attend burial of their children ....stupid fool looking for no story. Never in naija culture do parents attend burial
DeleteWhere are you from? Wc parent wants to witness the burial of his or her child? Give one good reason y they shld attend
DeleteWell, in Edo state where i come from, parents don't bury their children. It's the other way round. So if a parent loses his child, they won't attend the burial cuz it's a taboo according to tradition. So I am guessing that's the case here. For the husband, me no know that one.
DeleteBcos parents dnt bury their children. Gossip
DeleteAnon 3:53....u are very stupid. which more gist do u need and why should parents attend d burial of their own child?? is it a good thing for a mother or father to bury their child?? if u know nothing about d yoruba culture,,just STFU. according to yoruba culture,,anyone who is older than a deceased person should not attend d burial of that person or taste any food prepared at d burial. so continue digging concrete looking for silly gist.
DeleteIts supposed to b d oda way round like she burying her parents
DeleteWho is this fool,have u ever seen parents attend burial ceremony of heir children,how do u want dem 2 bear d sight. Of their dota being put in the. Grave,do u even have a heart,and. To think u. Re a woman.Gussh,
Delete@3:53 u're a big fool ooo they should give u gist abii b'cos no be ur sister or relative that a young lady of her age die is not touching enogh for u to sober u're there waiting for tory is the story u're expecting going to make u happy or what.
DeleteIts not a good thing for a parent to bury a child, so I m not sure wat u want Linda to dig regarding that.
DeleteIn Yoruba culture, when a child dies, their parents don't attend their funeral.
Delete@Cherrykoko,were Ni e o.alayebaje...Where are you from?gist???some people are just heartless.God didn't do well with the cheap internet service in Nigeria.shiooo
DeleteAre you kidding me? Please our culture (yoruba) doesn't allow that. You want them to go there and celebrate or what?
DeleteIts not good in Yoruba land for parents to attend the burial of their children
DeletePls shut up! Her parents are not suppose to witness the burial of their daughter. It is bad in yoruba culture
DeleteTatafo, they didn't attend cos according to Yoruba culture, parents don't attend their children's burial.
DeleteBcos its a bad omen 4 parents 2 bury dia own children
DeleteIn Nigeria parents don't Bury their children.
DeleteIn Yoruba land your child is suppose to bury you not the other way round. That is why . Is an abomination to bury one's child.
DeleteYou're mad! Yoruba people don't attend burials of anyone younger than them age wise. It's an abomination. Elders are meant to be buried buy their younger survivors amidst pomp and pageantry...not the other way round.
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Haba!!!!! why will their parents attend her burial????? Who is suppose to burial who???
Deletecherrykoko abeg make inquiry, kpelle
IN YORUBA LAND A PARENT CAN NOT ATTEND THEIR CHILD 'S BURIAL
DeleteIt's so sad. I feel for her family. @anonymous..... am sure her parents are so heartbroken that's y they can't bear to c dier child been lowered six feet. An adage says parents won't bury their children instead d children will. RIP taiyelolu ejire omo oshadipe. Sun re o!
DeleteThey ddnt attend bcos in sm traditions elders don't bury the young...
DeleteDunno why d hubby was absent tho.
DeleteIn yoruba land it is a taboo for an older person to attend the burial of a younger one,likewise a parent attending d childs burial. Moreover no parent prays to bury his or her child
DeleteU are a very stupid person, goat.
DeleteYou stupid Readers are always insulting pple. If you don't have anything nice to say den don't say anything at all and get the f**k off. And as for Anon 3:03, its not right for parents to attend their funeral. There's a nice way 2 corrct pple. Disgraces.
DeleteAbeg make una take am easy on d babe na... its just a display of her profound ignorance.
DeleteExactly. If u don't have anything to say, shut d f up. Not only nigerians read this blog. Over sabi pple. Always ready to insult
DeleteCherrykoko....thats a dumb question.
DeleteIn Igbo land parents must be there
DeleteUseless people....maggot excreta. Must u insult the person? It was a question. Retards. Like errbody has time to know Ur stupid traditions. T!007
DeleteIt is 2014, and y'all still insult ppl like this? Too bad..
DeleteBefore y'all crucify cherrykoko, have you asked if she's yoruba or not, in some places, parents attend the burial of their children… you guys better stop ranting like fools!!!
DeleteNigeria is beginning to produce daft children
DeleteLike you
DeleteAnon 11:51pm...u are an irritant. if she doesnt know other people's culture,,then she should keep quiet about it not making silly comments that Linda should "dig". dig what???like the deceased person committed a crime and her parents didnt forgive her even in death??? cos i dont understand what gist she's looking for.....nobody has the time to keep tabs on other people's culture and tradition too but that doesnt mean one should make an insensitive comment.
DeleteShe does not have to be youroba to know that parents are not meant to attend their children's burial. I am not youroba and I know that because it is same in my culture. You are an African and a Nigerian. Please let's not let our cultures and history die by chasing the white man's way of life. Just saying.
DeleteU know but nit errbody does. U ask if u dnt . Chinese ppl don't no. This is simple and reasonably understandable u shld even no this more cos its common sense
Deleteso sad now
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YOU ARE ALONE WHEN YOU DIE.... NOBODY GOES WITH YOU. IT IS SO SAD. BUT GOD UNDERSTANDS
ReplyDeleteRIP Tawio.
ReplyDeletethe dead of this girl pain me sha!
ReplyDeleteMay her soul RIP
Death not dead nd thank mi now
DeleteU sabi write shaa
DeleteI can read it sef. The DEAD really pain u.anofia. Go back to school joo
DeleteYour #gbagaun don kee me.
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Shut up anon 6:59 and stop insulting someone like an idiot… you couldn't even write one correct sentence yourself!
DeleteAnon 6:59 you obviously nid Ben Carson
DeleteMay her soul Rest In Peace, they missed survived by Husband ooooo.
ReplyDeleteFrom d "courtesy" I c on d obituary, I think it was sponsored. So it cud b an oversight.
DeleteRest in peace mama..
ReplyDeleteRIP.
ReplyDeleteRIP Tiawo, but she is also survived by her husband and son. And, d husband and parents didn't attend. I v ?????? but no answer.
ReplyDeleteChildren bury parents, not the other way round .
DeleteWhy should her parents attend d burial of their own child??is it a good thing for parents to bury their child?? She is yoruba not igbo like you. it is igbo that believe anyone who is dead irrespective of the age is older than even the eldest in the family that is still living. This is "oku ofo" in yoruba land.
DeleteChai...sleep on
ReplyDeleteMay her soul continue to rest in peace
ReplyDeleteMay her gentle soul RIP-----so sad!
ReplyDeleteHmmm....this is so sad, May her soul rest in peace
ReplyDeleteRIP.
ReplyDeleteR.I.P
ReplyDeleteRIP! Can't stop crying seeing that Lil boy! Lord please have mercy on me. Dis is just sad.
ReplyDeleteSo sad such a young and vibrant lady am so so scared I think or will i say d end is near more nearer Dan we can think
ReplyDeleteI hope we'll all be ready!
ReplyDeleteMay her gentle soul rest in peace now
ReplyDeleteRIP
ReplyDeleteBEFORE WE WERE BORN,...NO ONE SORT OUR OPINIONS ON KEY ISSUES LIKE ...WHAT COUNTRY OR FAMILY WE LIKED TO BE BORN INTO....
THAT TELLS US THAT SEVERAL OTHER THINGS CAN HAPPEN TO US WITHOUT ANY "PRE-INFORMATION".
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ReplyDeleteReally sad. May she rest in Peace and may God comfort and strengthen her loved ones...
ReplyDeleteRIP TAIWO GOD LUDV U MORE. SO PAINFUL
ReplyDeleteHmmmm....two things are inevitable in life. Death, and taxes.
ReplyDeleteMay her soul RIP. Show love to people around you, no one knows who's next.
Rest in peace nd may almighty God console ur family
ReplyDeleteMy heary bleed for this little boy that will grow up without a mother's love. Oh God pls send pple that will give him love and care. Amen
ReplyDeleteHer parents and husband were not there? Why? May her soul rest in peace
ReplyDeleteAcc to yoruba culture, parents don't attend their child's burial, it's a taboo.
DeleteIt's a taboo in yoruba land for parents to attend their child's burial.
DeleteParents dnt bury their kids is d other way round...
DeleteBecause in yoruba land,parents are not allowed to witness/see the burial/corpse of their offspring. It is a great taboo
DeleteFor dos who do shakara we are notin but pencil in the hand of the creator
ReplyDeleteMay her soul continue to find rest
ReplyDeleteMay her soul rest in d lord
ReplyDeleteMay her soul continue to rest in peace....Amen.....May GOD give those she has left behind the grace to live on
ReplyDeleteRIP Taiwo, ani ri ogun ekun oo. may ur family av d strength 2 bear d loss oo. Amen
ReplyDeletepls why did they not attend, did she commit any crime?
ReplyDeleteIt's a taboo in yoruba land for parents to attend their child burial.
DeleteI guess is their tradition for them not to attend. Rip Taiwo.
DeleteIn some cultures people older than the deseased do not attend the burial. But I wonder y they didn't include her husband among the people she survived by
DeleteNo she did'nt bt parents re nt allowed 2 bury their kids
DeleteNo she did not commit any crime. It is a taboo in yoruba land for parents to see their children's corpse or witness their burial.
DeleteDats yoruba tradition
DeleteYoruba parents don't attend the funeral of their children, it's an abomination. Children are supposed to bury their parents, not the other way round.
Deletehow can a parent be there when their child is been buried
DeleteIn most yoruba cultures, a Parent shouldn't know where their child is buried.
Deletehonestly, I'm sad beyond word expression. RIP little angel
ReplyDeleteGod bless the dead
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Dumbass how can God bless the dead abi u one of these sk smoking dudes? Sorry 4 asking,obviously
DeleteSmoking don't make u dumb ....put ur question well cos u ll smoke soon N u ll call itself dumb 2 .
Deleteshedding tears..RIT Taiwo
ReplyDeleteRip dear
ReplyDeleteMAY HER SOUL REST IN PEACE
ReplyDeleteMay her soul continue to rest in peace, Amen! #onelovefromSnow#
ReplyDeleteChai.
ReplyDeleteMay her soul rest in peace.
ReplyDeleteWhy do we post burial pictures... There is just something not right about posting burial proceedings on social media.
ReplyDeletekai...its well ooo
ReplyDeleteHmm.. So Sad
ReplyDeleteR.I.P babie
Hmmm...the pangs of death... May God console this family,and grant eternal rest to Taiwo,Amen. Quite painful,the baby is apparently unaware of what was going on there,i pray they take good care of him,cos really nobody can ever be like his mum.
ReplyDeleteHmmmm na wa
ReplyDeleteMay her soul rest in peace
Cute son she gat
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may her gentle soul continue to rest in peace..
ReplyDeleteSo so sad.RIP
ReplyDeleteRest well dear Taiwo
ReplyDeleteMay her soul rest in Perfect peace, so sad, dis life is noting,
ReplyDeleteRIP, May GOD be with her family. its really sad
ReplyDeleteRest in peace.
ReplyDeleteMay her soul continue to rest in peace..amen
ReplyDeleteIt is against tradition for the parents in general to "bury" their child. So they don't attend their children's burial ceremonies. But I don't know y her husband did not go.
ReplyDeleteSo so so sad!...I look 4ward 2 d time wen death will b no more, and d dead resurrected back 2 life. (Rev.21:3,4) (John 5:28,29)
ReplyDeleteTo the ignorant ones asking if she committed any crime cus her parents and husby dint attend. In Yoruba tradition it's a taboo to see where it child is been buried and mayb d grief was too much for the husby hence he dint attend. Just console and stop asking silly ???
ReplyDeleteR.I.P,..her parents can go cos it's an abomination for dem to c der child dead Nt to talk knowing where d child is buried when dey are still alive..according to d yorubas nd abt her husband maybe he can't stand it..xo sad nd touching*tearsrolling#
ReplyDeleteThis is really sad. May God give her family the fortitude to bear this great loss.
ReplyDelete@Kween and Ijeoma Okafor......in yoruba land parents do not attend the funeralof their children because the children are supposed to bury their parents and not the other way round. As per the husband not attending, there might congent reason, perhaps he cannot handle the sight of lowering the coffin into the grave. Not everyone has the strength to say this sort of good bye, trsut me. Anyways, may her soul and the souls of the fatihful departed rest in peace. Amen. Eternal rest grant unto her oh Lord and let perpetual light shine upon her. amen.
ReplyDeleteGo in peace
ReplyDeleteMay her soul RIP.... I think her parent $ husband not going is culture! Your parent can't be @ ur burial.
ReplyDeletein yoruba land, the parents are not to attend their children burial because normally it is the prayer of every parent that their children should outlive them.
ReplyDeleteit is forbbiden in d west 4 a parent to attend d burial of a child *RIP taiwo*
ReplyDeleteYoruba custom and tradition do not allow parents witness actual burial of a child. It' s a taboo for parents to be able to point at exact grave of a child. Actually, elders and those that are holder in age to the deceased are not encouraged to witness graveside ceremonies of younger ones. Yoruba fervently pray , 'a ni mo saare omo wa, amin. ' Now , her husband may also use same custom to justify his absence. Her twin and son will find God's meaning in all this. May His peace rest on all she left behind, amen.
ReplyDeleteAm i seeing wrong or did they just pour concrete on the coffin? That is not acceptable knowing the dead ones are only sleeping. They could have put a slab which is the custom everywhere, to my knowlege,but covering with concrete is just D*** final!
ReplyDeleteRIP Taiwo... for those asking why her parents did not attend, well in Yoruba land its a taboo for parents to be seen at their children burial. it should be the other way round, children are meant to see their parents laid to rest.
ReplyDeletemay God console the family she left behind and also her husband.
YORUBA CULTURE DON'T PERMIT PARENTS OF THE DECEASED TO ATTEND THEIR BURIAL. for these of you born 90's wey no know anything! lol
ReplyDeletelinda approve my comment o
ReplyDeleteThe daft pple asking why r parents were not there in Nigeria the children bury parents not the other way round...so sad i feel for her twin the most
ReplyDeleteFeel really bad for her sis, family and friends
ReplyDeleteMay your soul rest in peace taiwo
ReplyDeletelinda please post my comment o... the parents did not attend because its Yoruba tradition not to let the parents of a young person attend the burial... usually to help reduce the psychological impact of the grief of such parents upon seeing the burial place of their young one, especially when it is everyone's hope that their child succeeds them, not the other way around... the husband is probably also still devastated by the loss, since he was probably the first one to realize she had passed on (remember she died in her sleep) adieu Taiwo, may God himself look after the little boy that you have left behind. RIP.
ReplyDeleteIn Yoruba culture, parents do not attend the burial of their children, as it is believed that a child should bury their parents and not the other way round. I don't understand why her husband wasn't in attendance though. Beats me!
ReplyDeleteRosie Said.......For those of you asking why her parents did not attend? Answer......It is a taboo in Youruba culture for a parent to bury his/her child,hence they do not participate in the funeral or are not supposed to see the corpse of a dead child. For the husband's absence,that i do not have an answer to.
ReplyDeleteIt is understandable that her parents were not there. In Nigerian culture, parents do not bury their children. As for her husband not being there, that is not normal. I also noticed that on the obituary flier, they did not include survived by husband.
ReplyDeleteHer parent did not attend because the Yoruba culture doesn't permit parents to bury their children. As regards the hubby, I heard that he is a married man and they had personal issues.
ReplyDeleteSome people commenting here are just funny, asking why her parents were not there?.....smh...who wants to know the grave of his or her child? pls answer that question to your self
ReplyDeleteRIP Taiwo!
May her soul R.I.P. Som ppl are asking why d parent and husband didn't attend. Is burial a joyous thing? Or are u guys from another part of d planet? Is it right 4 parents to bury their children? So wat are they going there to do?
ReplyDeleteSo sad R.I.P...her parents can't attend cos it is a taboo to attend your child's funeral.
ReplyDeleteSo sad R.I.P...her parents can't attend cos it is a taboo to attend your child's funeral.
ReplyDeleteR..I..P
ReplyDeleteSo you mean no celebrity know the Osahdipe twins? even their fellow Wale Adenuga crew members? Na wah o
ReplyDeleteSo so sad may her soul continue to rest in peace
ReplyDeleteAccording to Yoruba culture,parents and elders don't attend their children's/younger one's burial,they believe children should bury them not them burying their children.
ReplyDeleteIt is a taboo in Yorubaland for parents to know the graves of their kids. Its also perceived a taboo for a husband or an older family member to attend, because they r believed to be older than the deceased. May God bless her soul. KD
ReplyDeleteDis is where we all gonna end,everybody is going to die,seeing tinz like dis dnt make me to be sv3ed to die,my only fear of death is nt dieing for a positive reason,rip taiwo,only God can judge u
ReplyDeleteIn Yoruba culture, parents do not bury their children. Some may attend the church or mosques service but it is considered an abomination to actually go to the gravesite. A prayer that is said regularly for parents is "e ni mo saare omo" meaning that you will never bury a child.
ReplyDeleteSecondly, if Taiwo was married, it would have been said so obviously, she was not married (at the time she passed on).
May her soul rest in peace.
The Yorubas are forbidden by culture not to see their children been buried or know where they are even buried. Infact other family members older than the deceased will hardly attend the burial. As for the husband, am sure he was too pained to witness such a predicament. God help us all.
ReplyDeleteIn some african customs, it's believed to be a taboo for parents to bury their children cos it's believed to be a natural law of nature for children to outlive their parents not the other way round. That's probably why her parents are not there.
ReplyDeleteHer parents cannot attend,i think in the yoruba cultural context,it is not common place for the parents to see their dead offspring,it is like you are burying your future right in your present, so the older folks will not attend or wine ,dine in the funeral of a younger person than they are but the truth be told as long as we do not choose when we come into this sinful world,we also do not determine when we leave it so please surrender your life to jesusssssssssssssssssssss oooooooooooo and you will enjoy life unending.
ReplyDeleteReally sad,RIP..
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So sad . R.I.P
ReplyDeleteRIP dear girl
ReplyDeleteXo touching nd painful d lil boy isn't even aware of what's happening I pray God will b able to console kehinde nd d rest of ha family and may God takia of her son RIP Taiwo..........
ReplyDeleteRIP dearie....may your soul rest in the bossom of the Lord.
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It is a taboo in nigeria for parents bury their children be igbo be yoruba it is taboo floxy say so
ReplyDeleteIt is a taboo in nigeria for parents bury their children be igbo be yoruba it is taboo floxy say so
ReplyDeletewhat matters most is..........where is her soul this hour, not the blah blah blah you all talking about. this fresh babe,,,,,just dey hell...screaming, "if i had known,tell my sister,Kehinde to repent and stop painting and wearinf trousers ooooo" consider her present situation and not reminiscing on her past
ReplyDeletewhat matters most is..........where is her soul this hour, not the blah blah blah you all talking about. this fresh babe,,,,,just dey hell...screaming, "if i had known,tell my sister,Kehinde to repent and stop painting and wearinf trousers ooooo" consider her present situation and not reminiscing on her past
ReplyDeletewhat matters most is..........where is her soul this hour, not the blah blah blah you all talking about. this fresh babe,,,,,just dey hell...screaming, "if i had known,tell my sister,Kehinde to repent and stop painting and wearinf trousers ooooo" consider her present situation and not reminiscing on her past
ReplyDeleteIs wearing of trousers a sin?
DeleteIs wearing of trousers a sin?
DeleteDeath! Death! Death!, why Taiwo Oshadipe this time? Wel u r the last debt which every body in this sinful planet is going to pay but all we pray for is long life. T O may ur soul rest in bosom of the Lord amen
ReplyDelete@Anonymous cherrykoko ,you are a big fool for asking why her parents did not attend her funeral, why would they??? do you wish to burry your own child?????? its not a good thing to do no parent wishes to bury his own child.. and there you are very excited about it,asking for more gist.... SMH For you.... Rest in peace Taiwo!!!
ReplyDeleteso sad. i really feeling like crying. RIP. i pray God to give the sister, parents and husband strength thru this dark moment in their lives.
ReplyDeleteRest in peace Taiwo.Please every should stop all argument .she is gone forever.In yoruba culture,parent don't attend thier children burial.But for the husband,No excuse for him not to attend.If she was married she would have been refer to as a mrs
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ReplyDeleteRest in peace nwanne
To all those asking why her parents didn't attend, it's a taboo bcos children are supposed to bury their parents not the other way round..in some traditions if a young person dies, family members and relatives older than him or her do not attend the burial.
ReplyDeleteMay her soul rest in peace. Amen
ReplyDeleteShut ur trap u fool & stop calling people daft for asking a question. Dose everybody know ur yoruba culture 4 dem 2 be aware. Its either u answer d question politely or kip quite.
ReplyDeleteOther tribes parents attend dere Child's burial.
#Typical Nigerian!!!!
And hey u anonymous, its not a Taboo in Nigeria plzzz, datz 4d yoruba's. In Igbo land & some other tribes parents attend dere Child's burial.
ReplyDelete#Be informed
So touching...R.I.P ....
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May her gentle soul continue to rest in perfect peace.
ReplyDeletestop insulting one another some1 like u just die. Reflect on your life and be sober. Death is a universal debt, what will happen if d time to pay urz is 2morrow. Where are u going.
ReplyDeleteIt's well.
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