Popular deejay the 'Warlord' Bounty Killer, was denied entry into Trinidad and Tobago on Friday despite being slated to perform at a concert which was advertised to bring him and rival Vybz Kartel together.
The event, smartly titled 'Ceasefire', was held at King George V Park in Port-of-Spain on Saturday night without the presence of the deejay, born Rodney Pryce.
The artiste was reportedly denied entry into the twin-island republic by Immigration officers at Piarco International Airport.
Efforts to get a comment from the deejay or his manager Julian Jones-Griffiths were unsuccessful as numerous calls to their cellullar phones went unanswered.
Reports are that Bounty Killer arrived at the airport some minutes after 8 p.m.
Upon making his way to the Immigration section, he was advised that he would not be allowed to enter the country and would have to take the next available flight back to Jamaica.
Further reports are that the deejay had to wait almost 12 hours before finally departing for Jamaica about 7:55 a.m.
Source: The Star