Old post of Destiny Boy amid ‘money ritual’ claims trends online following his death

An old Instagram post by late Afrofuji singer Destiny Boy has resurfaced online, sparking fresh discussions amid claims linking his death to money rituals.

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Destiny Boy’s Words Resurface Amid Speculation

The singer, whose real name was Afeez Adeshina, reportedly took to his Instagram page @iam_destinyboy where he vowed to either make money or die young.

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He wrote:  “Either I make this money or I die young.

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“MONEY MUST BE MADE.”

The post has gained attention following news of his passing and allegations that a Babalawo may have been involved in rituals for the young singer.

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Alleged Money Ritual Claims

A man who claimed to have known Destiny Boy since childhood alleged that the singer performed money rituals, which may have contributed to his untimely death.

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Allegations Against Babalawo Ifayemi

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Shortly after, another Nigerian man went public, accusing the babalawo identified as Ifayemi of giving Destiny Boy juju he described as “too much” for his age.

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The statement has circulated widely on social media, fueling debates and mixed reactions among fans and the public.

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The resurfacing of Destiny Boy’s old Instagram post alongside these allegations has intensified discussions online, with fans expressing shock, disbelief, and concern over the circumstances surrounding the singer’s untimely death.

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