Five years after his untimely death, the car in which Oladapo Olaitan Olaonipekun popularly

known as Dagrin, had an accident has been abandoned at the Lagos State University, Ojo Campus.

Investigations by BlackBox Nigeria reveals that the car has been abandoned for the past four years.

A member of the Students' Union who spoke to our correspondent revealed that the car was part of the relics of the late musician which was brought to the University to attract students during the showing of the late rapper's biopic, ‘Ghetto Dreamz’ produced by Ope Banwo's Stingomania in 2011.

 The movie was produced to celebrate the life and times of the hip-hop artist.

According to the former Social Director of the Students Union, Ahmed Jimoh, who BBN found out was in office during the period and who was directly involved in how the car got abandoned, said the owner of Stingomania, Ope Banwo, abandoned the car because he could not pay the balance being owed the Union as part of an earlier agreement. When BBN inquired how much was the balance, he said it was N20,000 which was earlier agreed upon before the movie was shown on campus.

The abandoned car, BlackBox Nigeria discovered has been overtaken by weeds and beholds a painful sight of a relic which should have been kept to keep the memory of the late star.

It would be recalled that Dagrin died following a collision with a stationed vehicle in front of Alakara Police Station in Mushin with his new Nissan Maxima, on April 14, 2010. 

The then rave of the moment finally gave up the ghost on April 22, 2010 at the age of 22. He was born on October 21, 1987 to parents from Ogun State, Nigeria.

His brand of music largely influenced by the streets and  hiphop‎ which he fused into his indigenous Yoruba language has continued to inspire man others after him with Olamide stepping into the great shoes he(Dagrin) abandoned at the peak of his career.

More pictures below...