He stands out for always speaking his mind, no matter what people might say or think about him. Well, South African music executive NOTA Baloyi was in the same spirit recently and shared about his new life in the United States.
According to NOTA, who happens to be a former manager to Kwesta, he received death threats while in South Africa, which forced him to flee to the United States.
He was speaking on the Justify podcast. While he didn’t name the person or group that issued the threats, he left the public with hints, which we would rather not swell on here.
NOTA has been quite vocal about the assassination of his compatriot. the rapper AKA, urging the slain musician’s team to speak out about the killing. He is unimpressed by the “silence” from the team.
While he is currently safe and hearty, he revealed that he is still taking precautions for his safety, as his contacts in the crrectional services have informed him of an arrest having been made of someone out to attack him. See the post below.
NOTA: "Before I went to The States I was receiving death threats, threats of violence," 🥹🥹
Who is, or was AKA's road manager in question?, no, it can't be Tshiamo who was slapped by Black Coffee🤔
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Known for his controversial stance on issues, NOTA has riled a lot of other people in the industry, some of whom have threatened him with legal action.
