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Lil Kesh Reassures Fans After Robbery and Stabbing Scare in Lagos

Lil Kesh Reassures Fans After Robbery and Stabbing Scare in Lagos

Nigerian singer Keshinro Ololade, better known as Lil Kesh, has broken his silence following reports that he was attacked and robbed in Lagos on Wednesday night.

Multiple reports revealed that the assailants not only carted away jewelry worth millions of naira but also stabbed the Shoki crooner in the neck, leaving fans shaken. According to Hip TV, the incident was near-fatal, sparking widespread concern on social media.

On Thursday, Lil Kesh addressed the situation in a heartfelt post on X (formerly Twitter):

“Life threw me a curveball, but I’m safe, healing, and blessed to be here. Grateful for the love, support and prayers.”

The reassuring words have calmed some of his fans, while many industry colleagues continue to send prayers and well-wishes for his recovery. Authorities are yet to issue an official statement regarding the robbery.

Opinion

Lil Kesh’s ordeal is a stark reminder of the growing insecurity in Lagos and across Nigeria. If a celebrity with visibility and resources can fall victim to such a brutal attack, it underscores how vulnerable everyday Nigerians are to violent crime.

That said, Lil Kesh’s response is inspiring. Rather than dwell on fear or anger, he chose to express gratitude — for life, healing, and the love of his fans. This kind of resilience not only strengthens his bond with supporters but also paints him as more than just an artist: a survivor.

But beyond the personal story, this incident should serve as a wake-up call for authorities. Artistes, fans, and citizens alike deserve safer streets. The entertainment industry thrives on energy, creativity, and joy — not fear of violent attacks.

For now, fans can breathe a little easier knowing Lil Kesh is safe. And if this close call does anything, it may inspire him to channel the experience into his music — turning pain into power, as true artists always do.

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