Oh dear!
Fuji star, Wasiu Alabi Odetola, popularly known as Pasuma Wonder might just be walking into the police net soon.
New reports surfacing online claim that a member of the convoy of the Fuji star over-ran a fan after Pasuma’s vehicle knocked down the victim on their way from a show at Idimu-Council area of Alimosho Local Government Area of Lagos State a few days ago.
NET reports thus:
“The victim, was said to have been lurking around to get a glimpse of the star as he was leaving the St. Augustine Events Hall, Isheri-Idimu where the show took place only to lose his life in the process. ‘Pasuma was trying to avoid the area boys as he was leaving and so he was driving fast and it happened that he knocked the boy down and the vehicle behind him ran over the boy’, an eye witness told us.
Pasuma is said to have been driving in his newly acquired Range Rover Sports and did not bother to slow down to find out what had happened. ‘He sped off without caring’, another eye witness said.
Narrating his side of the story, a security guard at the St. Anthony Event Hall, Idimu- Council venue of the October show, who was at the scene of the accident, said some fans had insisted that Pasuma drop some money before he could leave.
‘He climbed on top of Pasuma’s vehicle, refusing pleas from the musician’s men to get down.’
‘He was high and drunk because he climbed on Pasuma’s jeep and refused to get down after all the efforts to talk sense into him.
Pasuma moved his car and he still ran after the car and was trying to climb on to the roof of the moving car but fell to the ground and unfortunately for him, the vehicle conveying members of the police force who were part of the Fuji musician’s entourage ran over him as he fell and rolled under the vehicle’, said the security guard who requested to remain anonymous.
Speaking to NET in a telephone conversation, Pasuma’s manager, Afolabi Oyekoya refused to confirm or deny the allegations.”
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Fuji star, Wasiu Alabi Odetola, popularly known as Pasuma Wonder might just be walking into the police net soon.
New reports surfacing online claim that a member of the convoy of the Fuji star over-ran a fan after Pasuma’s vehicle knocked down the victim on their way from a show at Idimu-Council area of Alimosho Local Government Area of Lagos State a few days ago.
NET reports thus:
“The victim, was said to have been lurking around to get a glimpse of the star as he was leaving the St. Augustine Events Hall, Isheri-Idimu where the show took place only to lose his life in the process. ‘Pasuma was trying to avoid the area boys as he was leaving and so he was driving fast and it happened that he knocked the boy down and the vehicle behind him ran over the boy’, an eye witness told us.
Pasuma is said to have been driving in his newly acquired Range Rover Sports and did not bother to slow down to find out what had happened. ‘He sped off without caring’, another eye witness said.
Narrating his side of the story, a security guard at the St. Anthony Event Hall, Idimu- Council venue of the October show, who was at the scene of the accident, said some fans had insisted that Pasuma drop some money before he could leave.
‘He climbed on top of Pasuma’s vehicle, refusing pleas from the musician’s men to get down.’
‘He was high and drunk because he climbed on Pasuma’s jeep and refused to get down after all the efforts to talk sense into him.
Pasuma moved his car and he still ran after the car and was trying to climb on to the roof of the moving car but fell to the ground and unfortunately for him, the vehicle conveying members of the police force who were part of the Fuji musician’s entourage ran over him as he fell and rolled under the vehicle’, said the security guard who requested to remain anonymous.
Speaking to NET in a telephone conversation, Pasuma’s manager, Afolabi Oyekoya refused to confirm or deny the allegations.”
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