Liberia’s musical star and musical promoter of President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, S. Michael Davies alias ‘Sundaygar Dearboy’ was early Wednesday morning robbed in his Caldwell New Georgia residence outside Monrovia.

The aftermath of the robbery has left his fiancée traumatic while he continues to feel some pains in his head in addition to the many valuable items and cash the robbers made away with.

Recalling his ordeal to FrontPageAfrica Wednesday afternoon, ‘Dearboy’ narrated: “I was home in the Caldwell New Georgia where I live in the Allison Compound."

"By 2:00AM [Wednesday morning], we were awakened by a very big ban on the door. Flash lights were put in our faces"

"They managed to have made away with at least US$3,500 and L$9,000 not counting the money in the fiancee’s handbag.”

The renowned musician whose ‘Give Us Hope, Ma Ellen’ pro-Unity Party music contributed to the 2005 election of President Sirleaf had just returned from Ghana with his sequel to his current ‘Ugly Baboon Wait Small Ya’-another pro UP song- as the robbers were determined to get some of the ‘Ellen’s money’: “….when they came, it was like ‘Where the money, where the money? You signing for Ellen and you don’t have money? Sundaygar, you have money.”

He explained that the robbers had cutlasses and they were four that entered as one watched out from outside: “They didn’t have masks. They used the cutlass flat on my head and it has been burning since this morning. This arm I can’t move it very well.”

The incidence, according to him, left his fiancée traumatized: “As for my fiancée, she’s traumatized right now because they hit her with the cutlass. They left with all of my valuable shoes and wearings and the only reason they left is because the guy next door said he was dreaming about it”, he continued.

In the aftermath of the robbery, ‘Dearboy’ is keen on a personal protection and does not even feel safe to remain in the same residence: “My protection is very imperative right now. This now is armed robbery and I don’t want to insinuate anything. But judging from the result out of this first one, the second could be worst and deadly. It’s very tramautic.

Scratching out any political motivation behind the incidence, he insists that  he is of no relevance of the ongoing political process: “No, this is something you want to be careful on because there are armed robberies in and around Monrovia which are not political. My case can’t be different, afterall, it would have been an assignation or kidnap to which I am of any relevance to the process.”