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New developments have surfaced regarding the reported incident involving singers Bella Shmurda, Odumodublvck, and T-Dollar.

According to Kemi Filani’s report, the experience was both bitter and sweet for the artists following their unfortunate encounter at LASU (Lagos State University).

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The musicians had expressed their support by attending a show organized by dancer Poco Lee at LASU. However, their presence led to an unexpected confrontation with alleged cult members within the school.

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Reports indicate that Bella Shmurda was subjected to an assault during the incident, while Odumodublvck was chased by the cultists. Several videos circulating online captured the moment Odumodublvck sprinted away from the scene at the university grounds.

Additional footage emerged showing Bella Shmurda being escorted out of the university by security personnel. You can view the videos [here].

The incident took place on Thursday, July 13, during the middle of the concert held at the university’s main auditorium. Bella Shmurda was reportedly severely beaten during the altercation.

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According to gathered information, the concert was progressing smoothly until suspected cultists unexpectedly stormed the event, causing chaos and violence. The motives behind their actions remain unknown.

Numerous individuals, including rapper Odumodublvck, were attacked and assaulted, prompting them to flee from the scene. Several artists and dancers also fled immediately after their performances, while some failed to show up altogether due to fear of violence.

An eyewitness named Olamide shared a different perspective on the incident via her Twitter account. She claimed that the organizer’s greediness had contributed to the havoc. According to her, more tickets were sold than the hall capacity could accommodate, leading to a large number of students being stranded outside the venue. This situation caused pandemonium among the students, exacerbating the situation.

“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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