By Osagie Alonge
Nigerian rapper Sinzu has returned to Twitter, following reports of his alleged arrest and indictment over a debit card fraud case in Houston in March 2014.
The rapper who remained silent for weeks, taking a break on social media throughout the whole drama, returned to micro-blogging site on April 29 to allay fears.
‘SiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiNZU.!,I’m OUTChEA.. #FUKwatUHeard #SayWatYouSay #KiLLTheRUMORS. #iGetzBZ #SMGbiniz’, he wrote on his Twitter.
He also had a word for bloggers who wrote about his alleged arrest…
‘BLOGGERS shld strive to make sure their information is accurate, correct & true. Otherwise ur credibility is shot dead. #SMGbiniz’ he added.
Sinzu was investigated for allegedly being involved in a $300 debit card fraud case which started with an incident in Houston. The case was preceded with a US website releasing a video placing the rapper at the scene. Sinzu however denied his involvement.
The last time Houston authorities reached NET, they confirmed Sinzu was indeed a suspect in the case.
‘Thank you for you information but I checked the name you supplied and found that he was already listed in the offense report as a possible suspect in that case’, a rep for Crime Stoppers with approval from the Houston Police told NET via e-mail.
In related news, Sinzu was arrested for forgery and carrying a weapon in December 2013. According to a US website Jailbase.com which posted his mugshot, the rapper was arrested on December 20, 2013 and booked by the Collin County Sheriff‘s Office in Houston.
