In a heartfelt tribute, Flykite Productions, the organizers of the much-anticipated GOtv Boxing Night, have expressed their condolences to the grieving family of the late national bantamweight boxing champion, Habeeb ‘Ige’ Oladeji, who tragically passed away on a somber Saturday.
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The shocking news of ‘Ige’s’ untimely departure sent waves of sorrow through the boxing community, particularly because he had been scheduled to participate in the upcoming boxing extravaganza slated for September 24 in Lagos.
In a poignant statement released by Flykite Productions, the company shared its profound sadness at the loss of such a promising talent.
The statement read, “We feel a deep sense of loss about this unfortunate departure of a promising talent. He was scheduled to fight at GOtv Boxing Night 29. We beseech the Almighty Allah to grant the family the fortitude to bear this painful loss.”
However, their condolences were not the only form of support they offered. In a gesture that embodies the spirit of solidarity within the boxing community, Flykite Productions announced their decision to donate a significant portion of ticket proceeds from GOtv Boxing Night 29 to the family left bereaved by ‘Ige’s’ passing.
“We have decided to provide support to the family ‘Ige’ left behind by donating 35 percent of ticket proceeds from the GOtv Boxing Night 29 to them,” the statement added, exemplifying the unity and compassion that underlie the sport of boxing.
Habeeb ‘Ige’ Oladeji was more than just a national bantamweight champion; he was a rising star, an inspiration to many, and his sudden absence leaves a void in the boxing world that will be profoundly felt.
As the boxing community mourns his loss, the promise of continued support from Flykite Productions serves as a reminder that in this close-knit family, no one fights alone, even in the face of tragedy.
