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Young Superstar ‘Destiny Boy’ Cause Of Death Revealed

The sudden death of Nigerian Afro-Fuji singer Destiny Boy has left fans and the entertainment industry in shock, especially as clear answers about what truly happened have been revealed.

Afeez Adeshina, popularly known as Destiny Boy, was just 22 years old when he passed away on January 18, 2026. He rose to fame for his unique fusion of traditional Fuji music with contemporary Afrobeat sounds, creating catchy songs, and growing fan base, which made his death more heartbreaking for those who were major fans..

In the days following his passing, conflicting reports began to circulate online about the cause of his death. While some rumors suggested foul play, the singer’s family moved quickly to address the growing speculation.

His mother revealed that Destiny Boy had been battling a long-term health condition that caused him to suffer repeated seizure-like attacks.

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According to her, his condition had worsened over time, leading to severe symptoms, including episodes of vomiting and sudden collapse. She strongly dismissed claims that her son was poisoned or involved in any form of ritual activity, insisting that his death was the result of illness.

Despite the family’s explanation, the Ogun State Police Command confirmed that they had launched an investigation into the circumstances surrounding Destiny Boy’s death.

A suspect was reportedly arrested and the case transferred to the Criminal Investigation Department’s Homicide Section for further inquiry. Authorities have not yet released the identity of the suspect or an official medical report.

Adding to the uncertainty were unverified claims by a family member suggesting that Destiny Boy may have been poisoned. However, these allegations remain unconfirmed, and no medical or forensic evidence has been made public to support them. For now, the police say they are keeping all options open as they await more concrete findings.

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