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Nigerian Popular Video vixen, Dancer Kodak dies in Clarence Peters’ house, Nigerians mourn

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The Popular Nigerian Dancer Was Reported Died in the House of Video Director Clarence Peters.

The Nigerian music industry has been thrown into mourning following the shocking and overtime of popular Nigerian Dancer, choreographer, and elegance influencer, Love Divine, popularly referred to as Picture Kodak.

The dancer reportedly died in the house of veteran music and video director, Clarence Peters at Omole Estate, Lagos State on Wednesday night.

Clarence Peters is that the son of ace musician, Shina Peters, and veteran actress, Clarion Chukwura.

It was gathered that Picture Kodak died within the house of the video director when she was electrocuted while charging her phone during a shoot at Peters’ house cum studio.

The news of Kodak’s death is received by musicians, fans, and indeed Nigerians with shock as she posted a video about four hours before she died.

Fans Reaction To Her Shocking Death:

She Did A dance Video With Poco Lee Before she died:

Singers Simi, Olamide, et al. have taken to social media to mourn the energetic dancer.

See some posts below:

Tribute From Olamide:

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Her Energy Was Always The Biggest, Simply Simi To Kodak: 



 

 
Another Reaction From Twitter over her demise:

Never imagined I’d be saying this 💔🕊, we just made plans for my party after the pandemic, I still can’t believe this , but God knows best . Rest well Kodak 💔 pic.twitter.com/P2TAxIkzFT

— ME & THE GIRLS (@_thedafe) April 30, 2020


Reekado Banks Couldnt Belive it

Same Kodak that did a video with Poco lee 5 days back.. This Life 😞 🤦🏻‍♂️

Rest In Peace Picture Kodak 🕯 pic.twitter.com/kPcuUzUvQY

— Semako’s Palace 🇳🇬 (@semako_pr) April 30, 2020

Watch Her Energetic Dance Steps before she Died: 

 


 

Her Last Dance Video With Poco Lee:
 

 
We at SteadyGist sympathize with her family for her demise and geat loss, it was just a great loss to the Nigeria Music Industry. And we say Rest in Peace Kodak, may her gentle soul rest in peace. Amen.


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