Anthony Joshua’s Friends’ Burial: Man Posts Video of Sina’s Dog Paying Last Respect at Funeral
- A man who attended Anthony Joshua’s friends’ burial showed how Sina Ghami’s dog paid his last respect to his owner
- Sina was one of the boxer’s friends who died in a fatal car crash that happened in Ogun state on December 29, 2025
- Many reacted to the emotional video of how his dog honoured him at the funeral, as many shared their thoughts
A man posted a video showing how boxer Anthony Joshua’s friend’s dog paid his final respect at the funeral
Two close associates of the renowned Nigerian-born boxer lost their lives in the accident that happened on a major road in Ogun State on December 29, 2025.
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The car carrying the three men and the driver hit a stationary truck on the road. Joshua sustained minor injuries and was taken to a hospital in a police van, as no ambulance was immediately available at the scene.
Anthony Joshua: Video shows Sina’s dog at funeral
Anthony Joshua’s friends, Abdul Latif and Sina Ghami, were buried on Sunday, January 4, 2026, in London, and Anthony Joshua was present for the ceremony.
A TikTok user, @max.millione2, who attended the event, posted a video of Sina’s dog seeing his master’s coffin before the burial.
The video was captioned:
“That’s Sinas dog. The family allowed his friends and his pets to visit him.”
Watch the TikTok video below:
An Instagram post by Sina revealed that he had owned the dog, named Bella, for 10 years.
Expert speaks about dogs' reactions to owner's death
In an interview with Legit.ng, Fagbemi Alli Ajibola, the owner of FADEL Farms, shared how dogs may react to the demise of their owners.
The professional dog breeder said:
"A dog becomes aware of an owner’s death through sensory cues, the sudden and permanent absence of routines, emotional signals from others, and sometimes, direct exposure to the body. What they experience is not an understanding of death, but a deep recognition of loss.
"Dogs that have lived with an owner for many years often react very strongly to that person’s death. While every dog is different, long-term bonds tend to produce clear, grief-like behaviors that can last weeks or even months."
"Common reactions you may see include sitting by doors, windows, or the owner’s usual spot, following familiar routes at the time the owner used to come home, or sniffing the owner’s belongings repeatedly."
Reactions trail Sina’s dog at his burial
Many who came across the video shared their reactions after seeing the dog at the funeral.
@NarienZ said:
"May Allah ease your pain and that of all family members and friends of Sina and Abdullatif. May God forgive the sins of the two brothers and take them to jannah."
@Unknwonqueenxxx said:
"crazy part is in islam, animals like dogs can hear the deceased in the grave and are full aware of what is going. the dog looks so upset, she knows his gone. One thing about dogs is their unconditional love and loyalty to their owners man this one hurts differently."
@Sahar Bazzi said:
"He use to tell me about bella that she’s his life love. rest in peace uncle sina."
@Liz said:
"awwwww that's so nice. I'm sure Sina would have absolutely appreciated that. His girl will miss him."
@Sunny_hassannnnnn said:
'Bringing dog to muslim grave cemetery or near his janazah is strictly prohibited astagfirullah."
@SAFE PAWS said:
"I am so glad. i hope they let him smell the coffin as then they understand then and not think the person has abandoned them."
@cocobarbie20 said:
"Very emotional. I feel so sorry for this family such beautiful men taken in seconds."
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Lady posts observation at Anthony Joshua's friends' burial
Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a lady posted something unusual she captured while attending the burial of Anthony Joshua’s friends in the UK.
She mentioned what she saw above the graves of the young men and quickly snapped a photo of it, then proceeded to upload it.
The photos sparked reactions as the lady explained what it meant, as the burial ceremony continued to trend online.
Source: Legit.ng
