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Lil Kesh Reportedly Survives Lagos Robbery Attack

Lil Kesh

‎Nigerian rapper and singer, Keshinro Ololade, popularly known as Lil Kesh, has narrowly escaped death after falling victim to a violent robbery attack in Lagos.

‎The incident, which reportedly occurred on Wednesday night, left the Shoki crooner injured after he was stabbed in the neck by suspected robbers. According to Hip TV, the assailants carted away jewellery worth millions of naira before escaping, leaving the artist shaken.

‎While full details of the attack remain sketchy, sources suggest that Lil Kesh is currently receiving treatment for his injuries. As of press time, neither the artist nor the Lagos State Police Command has issued an official statement regarding the incident.

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‎The development has sparked widespread concern among his fans, who have flooded social media with prayers and goodwill messages, wishing him a speedy recovery. Many have also voiced frustration over the rising spate of violent crimes in the state, urging authorities to improve security.

‎Lil Kesh first rose to prominence in 2014 under the YBNL Nation label, dominating the airwaves with a string of street anthems including Shoki, Efejoku, and Gbese. Over the years, he has carved out a niche for himself as one of the leading voices of the new school street-pop movement.

‎His near-tragic experience serves as a reminder of the growing risks entertainers face in the country, with high-profile figures increasingly being targeted for their valuables. Fans and colleagues alike now await official updates on his condition and possible police investigations into the incident.

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