Nigerian rapper A-Q attacked in Ghana

Nigerian rapper A-Q has sent Nigeria into a frenzy with his latest revelation on how he was attacked by a group of masked men in Ghana.

Nigerian rapper A-Q has revealed that he was attacked by a group of masked men wielding machetes while taking a walk in East Legon, Accra, Ghana.

The rapper disclosed the incident in a statement, explaining that the attack occurred at around 10 p.m. on Saturday, October 17, when approximately 10 masked men on five motorcycles surrounded him.

According to A-Q, the attackers attempted to corner him, while the passengers on the motorcycles swung machetes at him. He sustained a blow to his elbow while attempting to protect his head from one of the strikes.

Despite his injuries, the rapper managed to escape and run across the road, where a good Samaritan stopped to assist him and rushed him to Lister Hospital along Airport Hills Boulevard.

A-Q said he was taken straight into surgery, where his injuries were treated. He also confirmed that the incident had been reported to the Ghana Police Service and was currently under investigation.

The rapper added that he was now in a safe location while the police worked to identify those responsible for the attack and establish their motive.

Expressing gratitude to those who came to his aid, A-Q thanked the stranger who took him to the hospital, as well as the medical professionals who treated him.

He also reassured his friends, fans and well-wishers that he was recovering, attributing his survival to God's grace.

However, the rapper urged the public to refrain from speculating about the incident or accusing anyone of involvement, stressing that the police should be allowed to carry out their investigation.

He further encouraged anyone with relevant information about the attack to share it with the authorities.