Burna Boy arrested, detained at Lagos Command Headquarters

Nigerian dancehall star, Damini Ogulu popularly known as ‘Burna
Boy’ on Friday submitted himself to the Lagos State Police Command
over his alleged involvement in a robbery attack on a fellow
artiste, Mr 2kay.

This was made known via a statement by the Lagos State Police
Public Relations Officer, Chike Oti.

According to Oti, Burna Boy after submitting himself to police
was subsequently interrogated and detained.

“He is expected to be charged to court on Monday alongside four
of members of the gang earlier arrested..

“He submitted himself to the Command headquarters in Ikeja at
about 5pm on Friday, December 15,” Oti said

Meanwhile, Lagos Commissioner of Police, Mr Imohimi Edgal, after
the interrogation, said the State Police Command has zero tolerance
for all forms of crime and would not hesitate to prosecute anyone
found culpable in any criminal offence perpetrated in the
State.

“There would be no sacred cows. This Command is poised to ensure
that every resident can feel safe wherever they are and carry out
their businesses without fear or favour. Anyone, therefore, found
to be involved in this case would be made to face the law to clear
his or her name or face prosecution,” Imohimi said.

Nigerian dancehall star, Damini Ogulu popularly known as ‘Burna
Boy’ on Friday submitted himself to the Lagos State Police Command
over his alleged involvement in a robbery attack on a fellow
artiste, Mr 2kay.

This was made known via a statement by the Lagos State Police
Public Relations Officer, Chike Oti.

According to Oti, Burna Boy after submitting himself to police
was subsequently interrogated and detained.

“He is expected to be charged to court on Monday alongside four
of members of the gang earlier arrested..

“He submitted himself to the Command headquarters in Ikeja at
about 5pm on Friday, December 15,” Oti said

Meanwhile, Lagos Commissioner of Police, Mr Imohimi Edgal, after
the interrogation, said the State Police Command has zero tolerance
for all forms of crime and would not hesitate to prosecute anyone
found culpable in any criminal offence perpetrated in the
State.

“There would be no sacred cows. This Command is poised to ensure
that every resident can feel safe wherever they are and carry out
their businesses without fear or favour. Anyone, therefore, found
to be involved in this case would be made to face the law to clear
his or her name or face prosecution,” Imohimi said.