Nigerian gospel comedian, Ayobami Ajewole, better known as Woli Agba has claimed that everyone cannot have access to miracles.
He stated this while raising concerns about people losing their faith over the death of gospel singer, Toluwanisings, despite prayers for a miracle.
Addressing a message that asked whether prayer truly works, Woli Agba in a post on Instagram, urged the public to give their body what it requires.
DAILY POST reports that Toluwanisings slumped and died on October 14, 2026.
The incident which happened in the early hours of Wednesday was kept secret from the public by his family and close colleagues as they prayed for a miracle.
When the rumours of his death surfaced online in the afternoon, some of his associates including, Woli Agba, took to social media to inform the public that they should not report him dead yet because they are praying for God to raise him.
After over 10 hours of prayers, the family finally announced his death at about 11:00 pm on Wednesday.
Amid the controversy trailing Toluwanisings' death, some netizens questioned why God failed to resurrect him despite him being a gospel singer.
Reacting to the development, Woli Agba lamented that people are losing their faith.
Separating prayer from individual responsibilities to care for their health, the comedian who is also a pastor, noted that the fact that Jesus Christ resurrected Lazarus does not mean that he will resurrect every other person.
While advising other entertainers to give themselves adequate rest, Woli Agba stated that miracles are not accessible to everyone.
He said, "We cannot just begin to disrespect miracles to feel like it's something that everybody can have access to.
"People are losing their faith and it's understandable. Last night someone sent a message to me and asked, "Daddy does prayers really work?
"It takes some levels of weakness to come up with such a question. I feel one way or the other, we've all been fed with some doctrine, teachings and testimonies that have one way or the other dealt with our mindset when it comes to the spiritual and the physical.
"Miracles are not like daily bread, that's why you cannot tell any pastor to go to the mortuary and begin to wake people up. It's not anybody's doing. It happens in a way that we cannot explain.
"How many people parted the Red Sea? The fact that Lazarus woke up after four days doesn't say that every other person will wake up after four days. Miracles should be respected and it happens not by anybody's power.
"Now this is why I'm making this video, give your body what it requires. Yesterday I was speaking with my daddy, Apostle Wole Oladiyan, and he said these four things are very important. One is adequate rest. You can have visions and plans. See this our body is our container when you praise God in this body and your body is weak, you will continue that praise with the angels.
"Adequate rest is very important and this is me speaking to myself and all creatives, actors, musicians or whoever that wants to be present at every program or event. I know we all just want to make money but we need adequate rest."
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Toluwanisings: Everyone can't experience miracles - Woli Agba reacts to concerns about prayer [VIDEO]