Destiny Boy’s Gets UK Visa Approved for 2026 Tour After Death, Elicits Reactions: “This Is Sad”
- Destiny Boy has received good news from the UK embassy after his unfortunate demise, as a post about it surfaced online
- In the post, the embassy stated that it had been trying to reach him via his phone number and requested his correct address
- Many were left heartbroken after seeing the post, as they reflected on fate and prayed about their own glory
Fans were left heartbroken after seeing a post about the late singer, Afeez Abiodun, popularly known as Destiny Boy, who passed away a few weeks ago.
The young music star reportedly died under circumstances many fans found difficult to understand. He was buried on Friday, January 23, 2026, at his father’s compound in Ogun State, a development that also stirred fresh controversy online.
Source: Instagram
In a post making the rounds on social media, a message allegedly sent by the UK embassy was shared, showing attempts to reach Destiny Boy before his death.
According to the message, the embassy stated that several calls had been made to his phone number without success. An address was requested so that a parcel could be delivered, with the embassy noting that the matter was time-critical.
It was further gathered that the message was connected to Destiny Boy’s planned 2026 UK tour and visa application, which was reportedly approved after his demise.
Fans react to Destiny Boy’s visa post
Reactions poured in from fans who expressed deep sadness over the development. Many lamented that the opportunity came too late, noting that the singer could no longer benefit from the approval.
Others offered prayers, expressing fears that their own glory should not shine only after death. Some questioned why such opportunities often arrive when it is no longer useful, describing the approval as painful and wasted.
Several fans also prayed for Destiny Boy’s soul to continue to rest in peace following the revelation.
Recall that after Destiny Boy’s death, multiple videos surfaced online suggesting possible causes of his passing. His sister had denied claims that he visited an Ifa priest for money rituals, alleging instead that the singer was poisoned. She also claimed that a message was sent to those she accused of being involved in his death.
Here is the Instagram post about Destiny Boy's UK visa below:
How fans reacted to post about Destiny Boy
Legit.ng compiled reactions as seen below:
@phaatyaat1_ commented:
"Imagine when he don die, what’s the use ehnn."
@officialolaide5542 shared:
"Chaiii, OMG it is well rest in perfect peace."
@bob__bella wrote:
"If he doesn’t die I’m sure the visa can’t be approved. !! Dis Nigeria."
@i_amchidubem shared:
"Why is that when someone dies his visa will get approved ?? Something doesn’t feel right and everyone is acting unbothered because it hasn’t gotten to their loved ones or family."
Destiny Boy's mother's voice note surfaces
Legit.ng had reported that a voice note of Destiny Boy’s mother had surfaced online, sparking concern among fans over what she said.
The elderly woman was heard saying that the singer gave his wife N300,000 while she received nothing.
She rained some unprintable words on him and dared him.
Source: Legit.ng
