Olamide, others mourn as video vixen is electrocuted

News Express |30th Apr 2020 | 2,935
Olamide, others mourn as video vixen is electrocuted

Late video vixen, Kodak

Popular Nigerian dancer and video vixen, Kodak passed away on Wednesday, April 29.

Although the cause of death has not been announced by her family or management, there are speculations that the talented artist was electrocuted while charging her phone at celebrity video director Clarence Peter’s home in Omole Estate, Lagos. She was confirmed dead after being rushed to a nearby hospital.

Many have started paying tribute to her; rapper, Olamide took to his Instagram page to pen down his tribute:“Rest Up”.

Also popular dancer, Poco Lee also wrote: “We lost A Legend in the Dance Industry & Nigeria at large….Forever in our Hearts #restinpeacepicturekodak”.

Blaqbonez expressing shock at the sad news tweeted: “the vixen in the Haba Video, ‘picture Kodak’ just died, it hurts so much cos we became close after, I don’t know how to handle my emotions”.

At the moment, Kodak’s management Westsyde Lifestyle is yet to release an official statement.

•Adapted from a report by The Guardian.

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