Jah Prayzah’s manager Keen Mashapaidze has responded to reports that the musician owed his former aide Crispen Nyemba 3 months salary.
Mashapaidze said that they cleared outstanding salaries with the late Crispen when they parted ways and that the reports are meant to tarnish Jah Prayzah’s image. Said Mashapaidze:
After we decided to part ways we settled his dues and if he had issues he would have raised them with us or his lawyer. It’s just that some overzealous people want to tarnish JP’s image.
However Crispen’s family maintains that Jah Prayzah owed the late three months salary with Tamburai Nyemba brother and family spokesperson saying:
Cris told me, his wife and the whole family that he was owed three months salary by Jah Prayzah, long before he died. Cris subsequently left the band to start his own security company. We are not after JP’s money and we never asked him for anything. It is only Cris’s friends who were angered by the musician’s actions during the funeral.
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