Ruger, a well-known Nigerian Afrobeat musician, recently made headlines after storming off stage after a performance. The musician was sexually assaulted during his performance by a female admirer, who shocked the audience by grabbing his privates. The musician was infuriated by the incident, and he glared at the fan for several minutes before beginning his performance.
Specifics of what occurred with Ruger
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The performer sang his song, Dior. As a female fan attempted to bother him, he stepped closer to the edge of the stage.
The woman improperly grasped his privates, causing him to struggle for the duration of his performance. He yanked her hand away and held it with a severely displeased grimace on his face as he walked off stage.
The event was also recorded on film. In another video, the woman continued as if nothing had happened and displayed no regret for her behavior. Following the event, supporters expressed their displeasure on social media and condemned the decision.
Tony Elumelu is surprised by Ruger on his birthday
Recently, the singer rose to prominence after surprising Tony Elumelu with a performance on his birthday. Elumelu was taken aback when Ruger came and began to sing for him as he entered the reception area, which was filled with staff who were waiting for him.
The entrepreneur was even more surprised by the selection of music when he admitted that he had recently listened to it. Elumelu was treated to a spectacular surprise performance, which was applauded by his crew, who had captured the event on their mobile devices.
All About Ruger
The vocalist rose to fame in 2021 after signing record and publishing/distribution deals with D’Prince Jonzing World Record, Columbia Records, and Sony Music Entertainment UK Division.
His debut EP, Pandemic, was released in March 2021. One of the EP’s tunes, Bounce, became a huge hit, reaching number 39 on the Top 50 chart. On the Turntable End of the Year list, it debuted at number twenty.
The Second Wave, his second EP, was released in November 2021. The first song from the album, Dior, peaked at number 32 on the Top 50 and number 15 on the UK Afrobeats Singles Chart. The singer began singing at a young age and participated in his school band.
Subsequently, he began creating songs and performing them at school events and concerts. D’Prince introduced the performer to the audience, who then promoted his singing to Jonzing World and Sony Music Entertainment UK.
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