Nigerian Singer Qdot Robbed at Gunpoint in Lagos Home Invasion
Popular Nigerian musician Qdot, whose real name is Qudus Fakoya Oluwadamilare, was the victim of a terrifying armed robbery at his home in Lagos early this morning.
The incident, which occurred around 2:30 AM, saw intruders hold the singer at gunpoint, stealing valuables and draining his bank accounts before fleeing.
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Authorities and fans alike are on high alert as the robbers also gained access to Qdot‘s social media profiles, prompting widespread warnings to ignore any suspicious activity from his accounts.
According to reports circulating on social media and confirmed by multiple sources, the armed assailants broke into Qdot‘s residence, overpowering him and making off with his phones and laptops. In a brazen move, they forced transfers of all funds from his linked bank accounts, leaving the artist financially devastated.
The robbers’ access to his social media has raised fears of potential scams or misinformation being spread under his name. Public alerts have been issued urging fans and followers to disregard any unusual posts, messages, or requests for money from Qdot‘s profiles until further notice.
This attack comes just weeks after a similar incident involving fellow Nigerian artist Lil Kesh, who was robbed in his Lekki home, highlighting a disturbing trend of targeted home invasions against celebrities in Lagos.
While no injuries were reported in Qdot‘s case, the psychological toll on the singer remains unclear, with no official statement yet from him or his management. Police in Lagos have not released details on the investigation, but sources indicate that authorities were notified shortly after the robbery.
Born on April 30 in Ikorodu, Lagos State, Qdot Alagbe (as he is also known) is a versatile Nigerian musician celebrated for blending traditional Yoruba sounds with contemporary Afrobeat, hip-hop, and Fuji influences.
He began his musical journey during high school, honing his skills as a rapper before transitioning to mainstream success. His official debut came in 2010 with the single “Story of My Life,” marking the start of a prolific career.
Qdot rose to prominence with hits like “Alomo Meta” in 2013, followed by chart-toppers such as “Gbese” and “Emilokan.” His music often incorporates Yoruba lyrics and cultural elements, earning him a dedicated fanbase in Nigeria’s vibrant Afrobeat scene.
As the CEO of his own label, he has released multiple albums and EPs, including the critically acclaimed “Alagbe” in 2020. Over the years, Qdot has collaborated with industry heavyweights and performed at major events, solidifying his status as a key figure in Nigerian music. His net worth is estimated in the millions, derived from music sales, endorsements, and performances.
Despite his success, Qdot has maintained a relatively low-key personal life, focusing on his craft. He is known for his energetic live shows and philanthropic efforts in his hometown of Ikorodu, where he supports local talent and community initiatives.
