Clarence Peters has taken to social media to address the death of video vixen, Love Divine Ike, popularly known as Kodak.
Kodak sadly passed away on Wednesday, April 29. It was reported that the dancer was electrocuted while charging her phone at a dance studio on the premises of Capital Dreams Pictures, after which she collapsed and was later confirmed dead when rushed to a nearby hospital.
Contrary to reports of the music director’s arrest, he shared on his personal Instagram page “that no one has been charged or arrested, by the Police. The witnesses and I willingly made ourselves available to the Police and we have all pledged our full co-operation, through every part of this process. I will be helping out in every possible capacity”.
Read what he wrote below: