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Burna Boy: Club guards flee as CSO insists on thorough investigation

There were indications yesterday that staff of Cubana club are currently on the run since the shooting incident involving Police escorts of music star, Burna Boy, last Wednesday.

This is even as a Civil Society Organisation, CSO, Cadrell Advocacy Centre, warned the police against compromising investigation into the matter.

Recall that two policemen who serve as escorts to the music star, alledgedly shot at two persons following the scuffle that trailed Burna Boy’s chat with a married woman at the club but was challenged by the hubby.

It was gathered yesterday that all the staff members have been on the run because policemen had been frequenting the club and arresting its staff members.

Two security guards who didn’t identify their names at the club said that the Club’s Facility Manager had been in the police net since Friday.

They said: “Since yesterday, policemen have been coming here, about 10 of them were here yesterday. They know that the owner of the club has money and they are sure that something must come out.

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