CEO of Black Avenue Music, D Black, along with his team has resolved their issues with Zylofon’s Halifax over controversies surrounding Wisa’s bail.

The team from Black Avenue music appeared on Zylofon 102.1 FM’s morning program, Showbiz Agenda to clear the air, concerning the issue.

They denied claims that they were absent during the court hearing, because they had a representative at the court, who updated them on the proceedings.

“When the judgment was passed we were informed and quickly started processing the payment . So when we saw an article that Halifax had bailed Wisa out. We think the communication was not proper but at the end of the day, Wisa is a free man so there is no issue”, Wisa’s manager stated

According to Black, many donations came in and therefore, Halifax’s donation is classified as one of the many offerings they received from other well-wishers.

Speaking to Sammy Flex, Wisa said the money from Halifax came directly to him and he does not consider it an issue, since Halifax has supported him financially on several occasions.

“My team bailed me out. I was at the police station with my manager when Halifax sent the money, but that money came directly to me. Halifax is my brother so it is not a big deal that he helped me out”, Wisa said

However, the team concluded that, the donation from Halifax was well appreciated since both parties had a common interest, Wisa’s freedom.