Nigerian Rapper A-Q Reveals How Masked Men Attacked Him in Ghana
Nigerian rapper A-Q has sparked widespread reactions after revealing that he was attacked by a group of masked men armed with machetes while taking a walk in East Legon, Accra, Ghana.
In a statement, the rapper disclosed that the incident occurred at about 10 p.m. on Saturday, October 17, when approximately 10 masked men riding five motorcycles surrounded him.
According to A-Q, the assailants attempted to corner him as passengers on the motorcycles swung machetes at him. He sustained an injury to his elbow while trying to shield his head from one of the blows.
Despite being injured, the rapper managed to escape and run across the road, where a good Samaritan came to his rescue. The stranger reportedly rushed him to Lister Hospital along Airport Hills Boulevard for urgent medical attention.
A-Q revealed that he was taken directly into surgery, where medical personnel treated his injuries. He also confirmed that the attack had been reported to the Ghana Police Service and that an investigation was underway.
The rapper further disclosed that he was now in a safe location as authorities worked to identify the attackers and determine their motive.
Expressing appreciation for the support he received, A-Q thanked the stranger who helped transport him to the hospital, as well as the medical team responsible for his treatment.
He also reassured his friends, fans and well-wishers that he was recovering, crediting God’s grace for his survival.
Meanwhile, the rapper appealed to the public to avoid spreading speculation or pointing fingers at anyone over the attack. He stressed the importance of allowing the police to conduct a thorough investigation and establish the facts.
