He clarified that he went with his son to finish the transaction and that the SUV was bought from Lycon Autos. He claims that on the day of purchase, the dealership sent a driver to deliver the car to their home. According to the father, Destiny Boy later hired the same driver for personal use. However, issues developed when the driver returned the SUV to the dealership without telling the family, claiming the singer owed him.
“Please, Nigerians, assist me. The vehicle that my son drives is owned by Lycon Autos. Despite not being brand-new, the vehicle is an SUV jeep. Together, we went to purchase it. He was given a driver by Lycon Autos to drive the vehicle home that day.
Destiny eventually began employing the driver on a personal basis. The driver drove the car back to the store where we purchased it because he claimed Destiny owed him. Not even the driver’s number is with me. “I would have gone to pick up the car if it had been here,” he remarked.
reports that Destiny Boy, who was 22 years old, passed away on Sunday. In an interview on Monday, his mother revealed that the singer had been sick prior to his passing.
She also disclosed that the late musician had a long-term, unexplained disease known as “Ogu oru,” which frequently caused seizures.
“Destiny rested.” We went to Oba Edu Ifayomi, who initiated him in a traditional manner, four days after he gave birth to his child. The man told us to come pick up Ram for the baby’s naming ceremony because he likes him as his son. At that moment, the illness overtook him and he collapsed.
We brought him to the hospital there. According to Oba Edu, we should make sure he gets the treatment he needs and takes care of himself. Additionally, after being moved to roughly two different hospitals, he continued to send us money. He suggested that we take him to his home when we informed him that we should use a traditional approach after observing the illness’s trend. He even offered me the soap so I could give him a bath.
“He was well when we got back. He suffered from “Ogu oru,” a condition that made him experience seizures. The illness had nearly driven him insane. In the process of calming him, we are the ones who always make sure he doesn’t rush out,” she remarked.
The rumor that the late singer performed a money ceremony while cursing those spreading false information to coincide with his son’s passing was rejected by Saida.
She emphasized the family’s efforts to ensure he is fully recovered from the peculiar ailment.
