Nota Baloyi Risks Jail Again, Accuses K.O of Paying Judges to Have Him Locked Up

by Thabiso Rakgaka

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Nota Baloyi is once again making headlines for his unrelenting feud with rapper K.O, but this time, his accusations are more explosive than ever. The controversial music executive, who has already faced legal troubleβ€”including a stint in jail for contempt of courtβ€”has now claimed that K.O manipulated the court system to have him locked up. Baloyi alleges that K.O paid judges and sheriffs to secure a ruling against him, even while he was in a mental facility and unable to attend court.

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In a heated discussion on The Hustler’s Corner, Baloyi didn’t hold back, accusing K.O of using crooked methods to have him imprisoned. He argued that a default ruling was made in his absence, after he was unable to appear in court due to being hospitalized. Baloyi’s relentless pursuit of the truthβ€”at least in his viewβ€”has clearly put him at odds with K.O, and his accusations are only intensifying. This follows his previous allegations involving the murder of rapper AKA, where Baloyi controversially suggested that K.O’s brother, AKA’s road manager at the time, might have been involved in the killing.

Despite the legal risks, Baloyi shows no signs of backing down. In his latest rant, he continued to push the narrative that he was in danger, claiming that he fled to Cape Town because he feared for his life. The public reaction has been divided, with some supporting his claims, while others caution that his accusations might land him back in jail. Fans and critics alike are watching closely, with many wondering just how far Baloyi will go in his ongoing battle with K.O and the legal system. The situation remains tense, with the music executive seemingly willing to risk it all in the name of exposing what he believes is the truth.

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