The mother of late Nigerian boxer Segun Olanrewaju, Mrs. Agnes Ajayi Olanrewaju, has expressed deep grief over the death of her son, describing it as a devastating and irreplaceable loss to her family.
In an interview with Punch Newspapers, the bereaved mother recounted the painful journey of raising her son alone after losing her husband when Segun was still a child. She spoke emotionally about the sacrifices she made and the bond she shared with her only son.
Recalling her struggles, she said, “Segun was 4 and half years old when his father died. It happened on June 12, 1993. I solely raised him and they killed my only male child.” Her statement underscores both the personal tragedy and the sense of injustice she feels following his death in Ghana.
Segun Olanrewaju, a promising figure in Nigeria’s boxing scene, reportedly died under controversial circumstances while in Ghana, sparking reactions from sports enthusiasts and the wider public. His death has raised concerns about the safety and welfare of Nigerian athletes competing or training abroad, with many calling for a thorough investigation into the incident.
Family members and supporters have continued to demand answers, insisting that those responsible for the boxer’s death must be identified and held accountable. The late boxer was said to have been a dedicated athlete whose career showed significant promise before his untimely demise. Read_More…