This is the dramatic moment Cristiano Ronaldo’s super yacht was raided by Spanish custom officers. The Real Madrid superstar was enjoying a meal in a restaurant when tax officials boarded the boat demanding to see documentation from those on board.

Ronaldo paced back to the yacht where he met the authorities who were undergoing a ‘routine check.’

Hola.com report the customs officers demanded to see paperwork — but one of his family members took care of the situation.

And a Spanish Tax Agency spokesman confirmed the inspection was nothing out of the ordinary.

He said: “It formed part of routine checks on vessels that are carried out every summer in different parts of Spain including the Balearic Islands.

“It doesn’t affect the users of the vessels but their owners or the charter firms if they are rented out.

“These inspections involve the requesting of different documentation for the purpose of varying fiscal checks, especially regarding the possibility that the exemption on registration tax is incorrectly applied.

Indigenous rapper, Olamide Adedeji, popularly known as Baddo by his numerous fans has successfully built a reputable brand as he has established that he is the voice of the street to the extent that he even released a song titled, ‘ Voice of the street .’

So, it is only natural that the young man would want to lend his voice to calls for the cessation of killings by the dreaded Badoo cult in Ikorodu area of Lagos State lest his brand name is negatively affected.

But when Saturday Beats reached out to the rap artist’s manager, Alexander Okeke, to know how the ‘Eni Duro’ singer felt about the development, he simply said that the rap artist had no comment on the issue.

Further probed on the issue and how it could taint the reputation of the singer who is known to be the voice of the street, the manager kept insisting that the rap artist had nothing to say.

When Saturday Beats tried reaching the singer directly via his telephone, it did not connect.