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UK-based Nigerian Gospel Singer Narrates How He Was Attacked But Treated As Suspect

Abimbola OgunaikeBy Abimbola OgunaikeMay 8, 2025Updated:May 8, 2025No Comments26 Views
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UK-based gospel singer Muyiwa Olarewaju has narrated an incident that left him wrongly treated as a suspect after being attacked.

In a video shared on his Twitter account, Muyiwa recounted how, earlier this year, he was nearly robbed around 5:30 a.m. while on his way to work.

A young white man allegedly attempted to break into his car and smashed the window.

“I told the police where the cameras were in that area,” he said, “the fact that the guy had smashed up my window, and the worrying and all that it caused.”

After escaping the attacker and making it safely to work, Muyiwa contacted the police to report the incident, expecting justice. However, the situation took an unexpected turn.

“Immediately after the police got in touch with me, the next thing was they now began an investigation where I was now the suspect,” he said. “Yes, I was now the suspect.”

According to Olarewaju, said despite being the victim, he was called in for questioning and had to hire a lawyer to defend himself.

“The police never found the young man who they saw on camera, but I was being investigated for affray,” he revealed.

The investigation dragged on for three months before the case was eventually dropped due to lack of evidence.

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