Viral Video Captures Afobaje’s Final Moments on the Football Pitch

A touching video has recently surfaced on social media showing the final moments of popular Yoruba vlogger and businessman, Alli, known as Afobaje.

The much-loved vlogger, known for his engaging Yoruba content, tragically passed away on August 3, 2024, while playing football.

The news of Afobaje’s untimely demise broke late in the evening, leaving fans and followers in shock and mourning.

Further details revealed that the vlogger collapsed during a football match. In the newly emerged video, posted on Instagram by @naijaeverything and spotted by Gist Reel, Afobaje can be seen walking from the sidelines to the center of the pitch.

The footage, which appears to be from CCTV, captures the distressing moment when he bent over in apparent discomfort before collapsing to the ground.

The other players on the field rushed to his aid, attempting to revive him by fanning him with their shirts as he lay on the ground.

Netizens Reactions…

Oluwadamilolaxx7 said: “My own be say if nah enjoyment be your way, abeg leave stress for who fit stress. Not everyone has strength for much stress. RIP AFOBAJE! You lived a wonderful life❤️.”

Amber____mama_rose said: “We need to learn how to perform CPR in Nigeria ????.”

Gourgour500 said: “At this point CPR should be taught mandatorily first period before any other classes in primary and secondary schools in Nigeria.”

Ak.com_comedy_ said: “He even tried to stand up back… but no one could save him ????.” solamie_01: “Oh my goodness CPR would have helped.”

Ereeh001 said: “And no one could perform CPR!” paul_godwinnn: “May we not be around clueless people during serious emergency. Amen.”

___valentine______ said: “Na why I no dey waste time commot for pitch if I don dey extremely tired.”

amherbalnigeria said: “They are still in shock.”

Incredible1908 said: “So nobody can perform cpr?”

Trader_bf said: “He could have been revived but none of the players knew what to do to rescue him ????????.”

ennieola___ said: “They could have rushed him to a nearby hospital sha instead of just looking at him ????.”

Omotola_olasubomi said: “I think CPR should be made mandatory in Nigeria..This is sad to watch.This should have been prevented.”

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