Ghanaian police have cleared Nigerian singer Barry Jhay of suspected murder of his label boss Kashy Gordon.
Pulse exclusively reported Jhay s arrest in Accra in connection to the death of his label boss Gordon who died in the early morning of Sunday, March 7, 2021.
Gordon who is the CEO of
CashNation Entertainment died after he fell from the fourth floor of Beaufort Ridge Apartments in Adabraka, Accra.
But a few minutes before he fell to his death, Gordon was in a tussle with his label s frontline artist Barry Jhay and the singer was arrested afterwards.
He has now been released after investigation by the police cleared him of suspected murder.
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Aliyah who said she dated the late C.E.O. of
Cash Nation Entertainment for two years said Barry Jhay had nothing to do with his death. I want everyone to know that he was not depressed neither was he mentally ill or on some hard drugs. Do not believe everything you see on the Internet, she wrote. Aliyah says she knows the person behind her boyfriend s death. [LIB] He was a happy soul. I can say I have been the closest to him for the past two years as I lived with him. So when I say I know him inside out, from the back of my head, I mean that shit.
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Popular Nigerian singer, Barry Jhay, is currently in the eye of the storm due to the death of his record label boss, Babatunde Oyerinde Abiodun, also known as Kashy Godson.
It was reported that the singer was arrested by the Ghanaian police in connection with the death of his boss.
Unknown to some people, the singer comes from a succession of Nigerian music royalty. Weeks ago, Barry Jhay took to his
Instagram account to reveal that his grandfather was Isaiah Kehinde Dairo, popularly known as IK Dairo.
The late singer, IK Dairo was a notable Nigerian Jùjú musician who was a Member of the Order of the British Empire. An MBE is the third highest-ranking Order of the British Empire award.