The police in Lagos have launched an investigation into the death of Love Divine, also known as Kodak. They are questioning music director and producer, Clarence Peters, over the death.
Naijahomebased reported that the dancer had died at the Omole Phase One residence of Clarence Peters after she was electrocuted while charging her phone.
In any case, the music director is being detained at the State Criminal Investigation and Intelligence Department (SCIID), Yaba, The Nation reports.
According to an eyewitness, she sustained chest burns when the phone fell on her body and died before they got to the hospital.
Read also: Eyewitness recounts how Kodak died while she was charging her phone.
The dancers mother had also come out few days after her death to declare that someone is impersonating her and seeking for funds after her daughter’s death.
Watch video of Kodak’s mother asking Nigerians to help her find the impersonator.
After her death, some celebrities have come out to express their sadness and mourn the late dancer.
It is nice he’s detained, but Nigerians should wait before throwing stones. This is likely a mistake not having his hands deliberately on it. Let’s not throw this stones wrongly bikonu. Be strong my man…this too shall pass for you, This is called predicament ,that is where men are made