A significant family conflict has developed following the death of Nigerian boxer Gabriel Oluwasegun "Success" Olanrewaju, centering around issues of estate and financial support. His widow, Adebusola, accuses her late husband’s family of withholding funds that were meant for her and their two children. According to her claims, the Ghana Boxing Authority awarded her family financial assistance after the tragic incident that resulted in Olanrewaju's death but this money was not fully passed on to her due to actions by Olanrewaju's relatives.

Adebusola revealed that she faced financial difficulties after her husband's death, as the family allegedly took a significant portion of the resources that should have supported her and the kids. With claims that $3,000 was awarded by the Ghanaian authorities, she stated that only a fraction of the amount was made accessible to her, creating severe financial strains on her family. She is struggling to make ends meet since she cannot hold a regular job due to her young children, relying primarily on her parents for help in handling day-to-day expenses.

This dispute highlights not only the personal tragedy of losing a loved one but also the broader implications of inheritance laws and family dynamics in situations involving untimely deaths. The accusations of blame directed at Adebusola by Olanrewaju’s family, regarding her alleged role in his demise, add a complex layer to the narrative, showcasing the often-contentious nature of family legacies and financial disputes in the face of loss.