He said he was in the parking lot when he saw Wah Wa in confrontation with some men, telling them indecent language. He said Wah Wa started fighting with the men and when he realised he could not handle them, he turned to him for support but he decided not to get involved.

"How me fi do that when him start the almshouse, mi come see him inna tings wid people ... mi coulden save Wah Wa. Ah him throw the fire, start with the yutes dem and mi cannot get involved inna something like that. Right now, no negativity towards my career, ah straight positivity," Aidonia said, adding that he did not know why his name was being called up in the incident.

"Him fi remember weh him a forward from or else yu nah go know where yu a go. I wish him a speedy recovery and hope he gets well soon."

A response from ZJ Wah Wa's manager Raymond 'Shadow' Small to Aidonia's statement was sent to The STAR yesterday. The statement calls Aidonia a "liar", adding that Wah Wa was not responsible for starting the altercation.

The statement said, "Wah Wa did not start the altercation as before he even left the DJ booth he was being pulled By men associated with Aidonia to the back of the club in the presence of the entertainer."

It is alleged that both Aidonia and his brother, Lav, were present during the proceedings.

The statement continued, "Secondly, neither Aidonia nor any member of his J.O.P. camp had nothing to do with the career of the selector/radio jock as it was shadow - managing director of Darkcide International after being introduced to Wah Wa by a former member of the sound system during his high school tenure, that took him under his wings and signed him as a selector guiding his career from then till present."