Toke Makinwa talks about losing both parents in a fire accident


Toke Makinwa revealed her saddest moment in a recent interview with Genevieve magazine
"I lost both my parents in a fire incident in 1993. I remember that morning and I haven’t been able to speak about it ever since." she said

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