- Qdot later described the incident as one of the scariest moments of his life and expressed gratitude to friends
- The singer further called for stronger efforts from security authorities to curb such attacks
- He explained that his heart is rarely at rest, adding that he constantly feels unsafe
Nigerian singer Qudus Oluwadamilare, popularly known as Qdot, has spoken about the fear and emotional trauma he continues to battle months after a robbery attack at his Lagos residence.
Eko Hot Blog reports that the incident occurred in the early hours of September 28, 2025, but the singer said the experience has remained fresh in his mind, refusing to fade with time.
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Qdot revealed that since the attack, sleep has become a major struggle for him, as he now wakes up daily around the same time the robbery happened. According to him, he often jolts awake around 2:30 a.m., overwhelmed by fear and panic.
He explained that his heart is rarely at rest, adding that he constantly feels unsafe, as though the attackers could return at any moment. The singer noted that the lingering fear has robbed him of peace and affected his everyday life.
Qdot also shared that the trauma has left him emotionally unsettled, making restful sleep difficult. He added that he continues to pray for healing, peace of mind, and freedom from the fear that has followed him since the incident.
The singer further called for stronger efforts from security authorities to curb such attacks and better protect residents from similar experiences.
Recall that armed men reportedly invaded Qdot’s home around 2 a.m. on the day of the incident, holding the singer and his official DJ at gunpoint while valuables were taken from the house.
Following the attack, it was discovered that some of his bank accounts and social media platforms had also been tampered with.
Qdot later described the incident as one of the scariest moments of his life and expressed gratitude to friends, family, and fans who supported him during the difficult period.
Qdot is a popular Nigerian singer known for hit songs such as Gbese and Alomo Meta, and he is the founder of the Yoruba Boi Music record label.
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