As indicated by Afobe, his child Amora passed on from the confusions of extreme contamination.
As indicated by him, on Friday evening, Amora was taken to the medical clinic after "startlingly" building up the contamination before "various genuine confusions" guaranteed her life.
Afobe joined Bristol City on credit from Stoke in the mid-year.
The previous Arsenal striker reported the dismal news on Sunday morning with an announcement on Twitter, taking note of that he and spouse, Lois Smith, were close by until she inhaled her last.
The announcement peruses: "It is with a very substantial heart that the Afobe family have today affirmed the overwhelming news that their first youngster, their darling little girl Amora, 2, died late on Friday evening.
"Amora was taken to the emergency clinic for treatment after out of the blue building up a serious contamination.
"Lamentably she at that point endured various genuine entanglements and, in spite of specialists doing totally everything that they could, Amora died calmly with the affection for her family close by.
"The whole family have been left completely crushed and grief-stricken, and might want to ask that their protection is regarded at this extraordinarily troublesome time."
Sympathies have since poured in from over the football world.
His title club had tweeted: "The contemplations and supplications of everybody at Stoke City are with Benik Afobe following this present morning's grievous news. We'll be with you, Benik."
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