Destiny Boy’s father cries out over son’s missing SUV

The father of late Afrobeat singer, Afeez Adeshina, popularly known as Destiny Boy, has raised alarm over sudden disappearance of his son’s SUV, few days after his death, and appealed to the public for help.

Penpushing reports that, the grieving father expressed concern over the whereabouts of the vehicle, revealing that it was allegedly returned to the dealership shortly after Destiny Boy’s passing, but has not been seen since.

The bereaved in a trending video on Tuesday explained that the SUV was purchased from Lycon Autos and that he accompanied his son to complete the transaction, adding that the dealership provided a driver to convey the vehicle to their residence on the day of purchase.

Penpushing further reports that the father added that the deceased later retained the same driver for personal use, stressing that trouble arose when the driver claimed the late musician was owing him and subsequently returned the SUV to the dealership without informing the family.

“Nigerians, please help me. My son has a car, and the car is with Lycon Autos. Although the car is not new, it is an SUV jeep. We went together to buy it. Lycon Autos assigned a driver for him that day to bring the car home’, he stated.

“Later, Destiny started using the driver personally. The driver said Destiny was owing him, so he took the car back to where we bought it from. I don’t even have the driver’s number. If the car were here, I would have gone to pick it up’, the father said.

Penpushing also reports that it would be recalled that Destiny Boy died on Sunday at the age of 22, while his mother had disclosed in an interview on Monday that the he had been ill before his death.

The mother equally disclosed that the late singer had been suffering from a long-term mysterious illness described as “Ogu oru” that constantly led to seizures, adding that he had gone to rest after the protracted and mysterious ailment.

“Destiny went to rest. When he gave birth to his child, about four days after the naming, we went to Oba Edu Ifayomi, who initiated him traditionally. The man likes him as his son, so that’s why he told us to come collect ram for the baby’s naming ceremony. It was then that the sickness caught up with him, causing him to fall’, she added.

“It was there that we took him to the hospital. Oba Edu said we should ensure he’s properly treated and that he will take care of himself. And he kept sending us money even when he was transferred to about two other hospitals.

‘When we saw the trend of the sickness, we told him that we should go traditional, and he said we should bring him to his place. I was the one he even gave the soap to bathe him’, the mother added.

“We returned, and he was fine. The sickness he battled with was “Ogu oru,” causing him to have seizures. The sickness had almost run him mad. We are the ones who always ensure that he doesn’t run out in the process of calming him,” she said.

Penpushing reports that the mother dismissed the rumour that the late musician did a money ritual while cursing the people who were peddling misinformation so as to trend with the death of his son, stressing that the family’s attempts to make sure that he’s completely cured of the strange illness.

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