Through Boluwatife Kehinde-Idowu Nigerian singer Oladapo Daniel Oyebanjo, popularly referred to as D’banj, has paid an emotional tribute to his past due son, Daniel Oyebanjo III, announcing he and his circle of relatives at the moment are in a “protected area” following the tragedy. In a message shared by means of X on Thursday, October 29, 2026, the……
Through Boluwatife Kehinde-Idowu
Nigerian singer Oladapo Daniel Oyebanjo, popularly referred to as D’banj, has paid an emotional tribute to his past due son, Daniel Oyebanjo III, announcing he and his circle of relatives at the moment are in a “protected area” following the tragedy.
In a message shared by means of X on Thursday, October 29, 2026, the singer expressed his love for his son and stated the ache his spouse and different kids have persisted for the reason that boy’s demise.
“Omit you, Daniel D3rd, my son and believe me, I will be able to’t believe how your mom feels, however we’re in a protected area now. THANK YOU … Omo Baba Eh, our circle of relatives’s famous person boy,” he wrote.
He additionally expressed gratitude for the development his circle of relatives has made, announcing he believed his past due son can be pleased with them.
“Because you left, however thanks. I’m in a protected area and so is your mom and your brother and sister; I’m certain you might be pleased with us,” he added.
The singer mirrored at the classes he had learnt from the loss, writing, “Thanks for appearing me what lifestyles in point of fact is as a WHOLE.”
He additionally remembered his past due uncle, Femi, asking his son to put across his greetings.
“Say hello in your Uncle Femi, inform him I leave out him too,” he wrote.
Signing off as his father, D’banj reaffirmed his love for the kid, describing it as bodily, religious and strong.
“Daddy loves you Specifically, Bodily, Spiritually and Powerfully,” he mentioned.
The singer concluded the message by way of figuring out himself as “Daniel D2nd Lee” and describing himself as “The Number 1 Entertainer Ever liveth,” sooner than including, “Lee / Li is for the residing.”
Daniel Oyebanjo III died in 2018 after an incident on the circle of relatives’s place of abode.
