Fuji singer Pasuma has addressed the recent attack on his convoy in Ikire, Osun State, describing the incident as the work of a few unruly elements among his fans.
In a video message, Pasuma explained that the chaos erupted during a performance in Ikire, where a massive crowd gathered to see him.
Despite arrangements made for fans outside the venue, including a screen TV to view the show, he said some insisted on entering the already packed hall.
According to him, when security personnel blocked the entrance to maintain order, a group of thugs among the crowd began hurling stones, damaging his car and hummer bus.
Pasuma was quick to clarify that no gunshots were fired during the incident, contrary to earlier reports.
He blamed the disruption on “bad boys” among the fans but expressed appreciation for his loyal supporters in Ikire, stressing that the unfortunate event should not overshadow their love for his music.
“About what happened in Ikire, I have so many committed fans in Ikire, but there’s no town without such elements (thugs).
“The person who invited me to perform at a hall in Ikire, but the crowd was more than half of the whole town. They all came out to see me physically. Because of the large numbers of the crowd, a screen TV was provided outside the hall but they refused to watch on the screen.
“And when the security prevented them from entering, the bad boys among them started stoning. It was the stone that broke my car’s windscreen of my hilux and hummer bus. There was no shooting”, Pasuma clarified.