Nota Baloyi Rips Into AKA After Interview Speaking About Nelli Tembe's Death

- Nota Baloyi is not impressed with AKA after he watched his interview with Thembekile Mrototo

- The rapper gave his account about what happened the day that his fiancée Nelli Tembe passed away

- AKA says that he booked a separate room to calm things down and Nota thinks he should've done more

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Mzansi rapper AKA recently did an interview with journalist Thembekile Mrototo about what transpired the day that his late fiancée Anele 'Nelli' Tembe fell off the 10th floor of a hotel in Cape Town. Nota Baloyi has given his two cents about the situation and is not happy with AKA.

"You fly your wife to Cape Town, you bring her to your workplace and when things get heated you remove yourself from the situation you created."

"Take accountability, you’re a grown man and she’s still a child at 22... #AKAzwakali and there’s no way to come out of this looking good!" he said.

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Nota feels that AKA is not taking full responsibility for the situation and thinks that he didn't do enough to protect Nelli. AKA said that he left Nelli alone in the hotel room and "removed himself" because their arguments were getting too heated.

The record label manager thinks that AKA should've stayed with her and is pointing out their age difference, saying that the rapper should've been the adult in the matter.

Mzansi social media users are still discussing the interview that was released on YouTube over the weekend.

Briefly News previously reported that a new ‘eye witness’ account revealed horrific details of the Nelli Tembe tragedy. Activist group Women For Change has shared another alleged eye witness account of the tragedy which left AKA’s fiancée Nelli Tembe dead.

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The account was reportedly given by a person named Dominique Heuer, who was staying at the hotel on that fateful morning. Heuer was reportedly staying on the 15th floor of the Pepperclub Hotel and heard screaming in the early hours of that Sunday morning.

According to the witness, they heard a woman shouting:

“Leave me alone! Don’t touch me!”

This was then followed by a loud crash and a voice shouting:

“Oh my God!”

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Source: Briefly News