By: Sunday Ameh
The death of 22-year-old Afro-Fuji singer, Afeez Adesina, popularly known as Destiny Boy, has been linked to complications arising from drug use, autopsy findings have revealed.
The report, according to findings, showed that the singer died from aspiration pneumonitis caused by the ingestion of harmful substances.
Destiny Boy, who was known for blending traditional Yoruba Fuji music with contemporary Afrobeats, died under circumstances that initially generated widespread public concern.
Following his death, videos showing his body being transported to a mortuary surfaced on social media, sparking speculation over the cause.
It was gathered that the case file had earlier been forwarded to the Director of Public Prosecution for legal advice.
However, pending the directive, the police homicide section conducted an autopsy, which was concluded about a week ago.
A consultant anatomic pathologist reportedly confirmed that the deceased had ingested substances including tramadol and methamphetamine.
Toxicology tests revealed high levels of the drugs in his system, which were said to have led to fatal complications.
The report also established January 17, 2026, as the date of his death.
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