The Father of Destiny Boy Reports That His Son’s SUV has Gone Missing

The father Destiny boy reports that his son’s SUV is gone missing. The father of late Afrosinger Afeez Adeshina, also known as Destiny Boy, has asked the public for help following the disappearance of his son’s SUV days after the artist’s death.

In a now-trending video posted on Tuesday, the grieving father expressed concern about the vehicle’s whereabouts, revealing that it was allegedly returned to the dealership shortly after Destiny Boy’s death but hasn’t been seen since.

He stated that the SUV was purchased from Lycon Autos and that he accompanied his son to complete the transaction.

According to him, the dealership provided a driver to deliver the vehicle to their home on the day of purchase.

The father stated that Destiny Boy later retained the same driver for personal use, but problems arose when the driver claimed the singer borrowed and then returned the SUV to the dealership without informing the family.

“Nigerians, please help me. My son owns a car, which is registered with Lycon Autos. Although not new, the vehicle is an SUV. We got together and bought it. Lycon Autos assigned him a driver that day to transport the vehicle home.

“Eventually, Destiny began using the driver herself. The driver said Destiny was “wow-ed” and returned the car to where we bought it. I don’t even know the driver’s number. “If the car were here, I would have gone to get it,” he said.

According to PUNCH Online, Destiny Boy died on Sunday at the age of 22. His mother revealed in an interview on Monday that the singer was ill before his death.

She also revealed that the late singer had been suffering from a long-term mysterious illness known as “Ogu oru,” which resulted in frequent seizures.

“Destiny went to rest. When he gave birth to his child, about four days after the naming, we went to Oba Edu Ifayomi for traditional initiation. The man likes him as a son, which is why he invited us to come collect ram for the baby’s naming ceremony. The sickness eventually caught up with him, causing him to fall.

“We took him to the hospital from there.” Oba Edu stated that we should ensure that he is well-treated and that he will take care of himself. And he continued to send us money even after he was transferred to about two other hospitals. When we noticed the trend of the illness, we told him we should go traditional, and he said we should bring him to his house. He even gave me the soap to bathe him with.

“When we returned, he was fine. He suffered from “Ogu oru,” which caused seizures. The sickness had almost run him mad. We are the ones who always make sure he doesn’t run out of breath while we are calming him,” she explained.

Saida dismissed the rumor that the musician performed a money ritual while cursing those spreading false information in order to coincide with his son’s death.

She emphasized the family’s efforts to ensure that he is completely free of the strange illness. But ended up loosing him.

Now his car is missing, and the father is pleading that the Nigerians should assist and help him in looking for his son’s car.