‘PERUZZI WILL GO TO PRISON FOR LIFE’ — N6 ACCUSES SINGER OF ORCHESTRATING ATTACK ON HIM

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By: Muftau Fatimo

Rapper and media personality Nnamdi Nwabasili, popularly known as N6, has accused Nigerian singer Peruzzi of allegedly conspiring with some men to attack him and threatening his life.

N6 made the allegation during a recent episode of the Playing Games podcast, where he recounted an incident that allegedly occurred while he was at Peruzzi’s residence.

According to the rapper, Peruzzi called him at the time to inform him that some men were on their way to attack him. He claimed the singer told him that he had pleaded with the men not to kill him but to only beat him, injure him or break his leg.

Expressing disappointment over the alleged incident, N6 questioned why Peruzzi would agree to such an arrangement instead of warning him early enough to escape.

He further alleged that shortly after their conversation, a group of men stormed the house and attacked him, leaving him to defend himself against several attackers.

N6 claimed that he was stabbed multiple times during the confrontation, describing the incident as a bloodbath.

The rapper also vowed to ensure that Peruzzi faces life imprisonment over the alleged assault, insisting that he has already commenced legal proceedings against the singer.

He said, “One day, you people will just wake up and hear that Peruzzi has gone to prison for life, and you will think it is a joke. I am not just talking; we are pursuing it legally.”

Recounting how the incident happened, N6 said Peruzzi had informed him that someone he previously fought with at the singer’s residence was coming to attack him.

He added that he questioned why the singer did not alert him earlier so he could escape, especially given that access to the estate required a security code.

N6 further alleged that before he could finish speaking with Peruzzi, several men arrived at the residence and launched an attack on him.

Note: The allegations have been attributed to N6, and no response from Peruzzi was included in the account provided.