DESTINY BOY’S WIFE SHARES EMOTIONAL TRIBUTE ON LATE SINGER’S 23RD POSTHUMOUS BIRTHDAY. (PHOTO).

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 Destiny Boy’s Wife Shares Emotional Tribute on Late Singer’s 23rd Posthumous Birthday June 24, 2026, would have marked the 23rd birthday of the late Afro-Fuji sensation Afeez Adeshina, widely known as Destiny Boy. To commemorate the poignant milestone, his widow, Iremide, took to social media to share a deeply touching tribute, laying bare the profound grief of losing her partner so early in life. Posting on her official Instagram page, Iremide shared a nostalgic throwback picture of herself alongside the late singer, set to one of his signature tracks. Her accompanying message was filled with raw emotion, capturing the daily struggles and heartbreak of navigating life and parenthood without him. A Tragic and Sudden Loss The Nigerian entertainment industry was plunged into mourning in January 2026 when Destiny Boy passed away at the young age of 22. His sudden death occurred after a brief, unexpected illness that initially left fans and colleagues in absolute shock. While his fami...
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TRANSITION FROM FOOTBALL TO GOLF WAS TOUGH- ODEMWINGIE. (PHOTO).

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Former Super Eagles forward, Peter Odemwingie admitted that switching from football to golf was difficult for him.

Odemwingie quit the round leather game six years ago after an impressive career that saw him play for clubs in Russia and England.

The 43-year-old graduated from golf school last month and is now a professional in the sport.

The former Locomotiv Moscow of Russia player revealed that the Nigerian spirit in him helped him scale through the tough hurdle.

“I am someone who has a goal. I gave it a good shot. It was hard,” Odemwingie told Channels Sport.

“People quit this degree in year two; many boys can’t cope with the volume [of study].” It was hard.

“But my Nigerian spirit helped me persevere through the year two when there was a lot to do study-wise.”

Odemwingie played for Premier League clubs, West Brom, Cardiff City and Stoke City during his active days

He represented Nigeria at two FIFA World Cups and scored 11 times for the three-time African champions.

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