Music Video Director Clarence Peters Sheds Light into Kodak's Mysterious Death

Clarence Peters has broken his silence into Love Divine, alias Picture Kodak's death, to whom he alleges died of electrocution in his studio on April 29th. Taking to Instagram on Tuesday, the renowned Nigerian music video director claims that the choreographer was in company of five individuals on the material day. Kodak allegedly collapsed and was rushed to three different hospitals, two of which refused to admit her on fears of being a coronavirus patient.
"Love Divine, while taking a break from the dance session, was sitting on one of the metal sliding door rails, charging and using her phone plugged to an extension box", he said, adding, "Some people rushed in and called my attention to the fact that Love Divine had collapsed. We immediately rushed her to the nearest hospital, which refused to let us into their premises, let alone admit her. They assumed she was a Covid-19 patient". Peters further claims that on admittance at the third hospital, Picture Kodak was pronounced dead 30 minutes later.
Nigerian police have since detained him, citing that they were "probably looking at murder".

- Clarence Peters finally speaks, 5days after dancer - Kodak's d*ath in his studio. pic.twitter.com/sIUcEVfzdX

— Postsubman (@Postsubman) May 4, 2020

On this Clarence Peters case with Lagos state police command, all I can say is that may God not allow our visitor to die in our home.

— Tobi Samuel Snow (@iam_foleymessi) May 3, 2020

This is her on set at Clarence Peters house few hours before the incidence.? pic.twitter.com/jnKWpBdJFb

— Omotola (@silva_robbie) April 30, 2020

"It's a murder charge"

The Lagos State police have arrested music director, Clarence Peters, over the death of dancer and video vixen, Kodak. .
Bala Elkana, the State's police spokesperson revealed that the producer is currently being detained and questioned as the police is pic.twitter.com/eXlH9JWNXU
— HipTv (@HipTv) May 3, 2020

The Internet Bashes Tyra Banks over Old ANTM Clips

Tyra Banks might have some apologizing to do after old "problematic" clips of her hit reality show "America's Next Top Model" surfaced on the internet. On Tuesday, a tweep posted a clip from the show's season six episode, where Tyra "advised" one of the contestants to have the gap in her front teeth closed because "it wasn't marketable". The tweet which went viral, garnering over 3.8 million views in less than 12 hours, sparked mixed reactions on the micro blogging platform.
"ANTM" has been running for 20 seasons since its debut in 2003 with the 46-year-old supermodel as its executive producer. She is yet to comment on the matter.

Why was this allowed to air wtf Tyra banks is going to straight hell pic.twitter.com/xtiWl3srKJ

— Aisha Oladapo (@OladapoAisha) May 5, 2020

ANTM/Tyra Banks' commentary aged badly & that's the honest truth. We were kids when we were watching this so we weren't aware of what was being framed to us. Watching those clips now.... she definitely violated and she did it a lot.

— ????? ??? ? (@TheCourtKim) May 5, 2020

The part on ANTM that never sat right with me was how Tyra did Yaya that one episode. She let that white lady tell Yaya she was acting too black then told her she was being defensive. Like girl wtf ? pic.twitter.com/EASO8zVY8t

— nae. (@euphorixa) May 5, 2020

Kenyans Rally Behind Ciru Muriuki after Third Laparoscopic Surgery

Ciru Muriuki underwent her third endometriosis surgery on Monday. The BBC "Fact Checker" host made the announcement via her social media yesterday, "I had my third surgery for endometriosis yesterday. I'm feeling a little battered and bruised, but ok otherwise. We need a cure."
The previous day she posted a photo in a johnny gown captioned, "This was me after my first laparoscopic surgery for endometriosis cysts." Ciru explained that "this journey with endometriosis has not been easy". In solidarity, netizens virtually showered her with love, commending her bravery throughout the period and wishing her quick recovery.
Kenyan celebrities who have also publicly spoken about their endometriosis fight include media personalities Janet Mbugua and Njambi Koikai. Click here to learn more about the incurable disorder.

Speedy recovery missy. ??

— Fena Gitu (@Fena_menal) May 5, 2020

Kenyan women who have revealed their battle with endometriosis. Despite surgeries & difficult times, they continue to emerge victorious everyday. Sending love to Ciru, Jahmby, Janet Mbugua & all other Endo warriors & survivors??#willisraburu Eastleigh Health CS Mutahi Kagwe pic.twitter.com/MqfX2UhqE7

— Monrose Murugi ?? (@MonroseMurugi) May 5, 2020

Dear Ciru Muriuki,

Remember Jesus Christ was pierced for our transgressions,he was crushed for our iniquities,the punishment that brought us was upon him,and by his wounds we are healed. Receive your healing; Isaiah 53:5 @CiruMuriuki
It Is Well! Wish You Well. pic.twitter.com/YuxE7xj297
— The Wisdom Hawker (@WisdomHawker) May 5, 2020