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More details emerge on the alleged attack of singers, Bella Shmurda, Odumodublvck, and T-Dollar


More details have emerged on the alleged attack of singers, Bella Shmurda, Odumodublvck, and T-Dollar.

The entertainers had shown their support at dancer, Poco Lee’s show at Lagos State University, LASU.

Unfortunately for them, they ended up being harassed by alleged cultists in the school.

According to reports that made rounds, while singer Bella Shmurda was reportedly assaulted, Odumodublvck was chased by cultists.

Videos making rounds captured the moment Odumodublvck took to his heels at the University’s ground.

Another video showed Bella Shmurda being escorted out of the school by security. See videos here.

In an update to it, the incident happened on Thursday, July 13, midway into the concert, and Bella Shmurda was beaten to a pulp at the University’s main auditorium.

It was gathered that the concert was going well until suspected cultists stormed the event to wreck havoc. Their reasons remain unknown.

Reports had it that several people were attacked and beaten, while others including rapper Odumodublvck took to their heels.

Further reports gathered that several artists and dancers fled the venue immediately after their performances, while others failed to show up for fear of being beaten.

An eyewitness at the event had a different story to tell about the incident.

On her Twitter page, the lady identified as Olamide, claimed that the show organizer’s greediness had caused the havoc.

According to her, the show organizers had sold more tickets than the Hall Capacity, which left many students stuck outside.

As a result, the students caused pandemonium at the event.

“Someone said the fight started at the Concert Poco Lee hosted in LASU because they sold more tickets than the Hall Capacity. So more than 200 students that bought tickets were outside. Then those students insisted the artists won’t perform if they’re denied entry to enjoy the show they paid for”.


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