Nuffy wants public apology from Mavado

Popular MC Nuffy says he wants a public apology from dancehall artiste Mavado.

The MC is upset, claiming that Mavado wrongfully accused him of bias on CVM TV's On Stage which was aired on January 3.

This followed the highly publicised lyrical clash between Mavado and Vybz Kartel at Sting, which was held on December 26 at Jamworld Entertainment Centre, Portmore.

"I heard Mavado saying that me and Vybz Kartel set him up (at Sting). Him seh me Nuffy call him on 15 minutes before him even reach the venue. Me woulda like fi know weh him get dat argument from," Nuffy told The STAR.

"Mi need a public apology from Mavado. And, if him don't do it mi know seh him have something against me."

Is fi him problem

As one of the hosts of the event, Nuffy said he was simply working off the instructions given by the stage manager.

"Mi nuh deh pon no man side, mi a nuh Alliance, me a nuh (Portmore) Empire. Him need fi go sort out him thing wid him and Vybz Kartel. Is not my problem, is fi him problem," Nuffy said.

The STAR tried to contact Mavado for a comment several times yesterday but was unsuccessful.

However, his manager Julian-Jones-Griffith said he was unaware of the accusations.

No man draw mi inna dem thing

But MC Nuffy is concerned about his safety.

"Mi nuh want no man draw mi inna dem thing. Mi feel cut up over it 'cause Mavado have him fans and I am a public figure. A serious thing 'cause mi can deh a road and people see mi and seh Nuffy a try disrespect the gully gaad (in reference to Mavado)," Nuffy told The STAR.

While that is the case, Jones-Griffith said Nuffy has nothing to worry about.

"Nobody nah do Nuffy nutten man. Ah him a prolong it now and fi bring it back inna di media. And it's time everybody moved on from Sting, a last year thing dat," Jones-Griffith told The STAR.

"We and Nuffy a fren, a wi brethren. A Bounty (Killer) buss Nuffy. Mavado been telling his fans not to follow-up the clashing thing in the streets."