Devastated and still reeling in shock, Nadia Nakai remembers her slain rapper boyfriend Kiernan “AKA” Forbes, one month after his tragic death.
March 10 marks one month since hip hop superstar Kiernan “AKA” Forbes was shot and killed along with his best friend, celebrity chef Tebello “Tibz” Motsoane, outside of Wish restaurant on Florida Road, Durban on February 10.
Taking to her Instagram, the “Not The Same” star shared a series of photographs and videos, showcasing some of the couple’s happiest moments.
The visuals were accompanied by a heartbreaking caption that read: “It’s been a month, it feels like yesterday. Please can someone undo this?”
Nakai has been sharing on social media how she is not coping well with AKA’s death.
In a lengthy Instagram post earlier this month, Nakai shared with her fans her pain and heartache of losing AKA.
“This pain is just too much to bare, everyone says it’s something I will learn to live with. I just don’t believe it. Everyday it just gets worse. I don’t know how to deal with this,” she wrote.
Meanwhile, IOL News reported on Thursday, that Police Minister Bheki Cele said he is confident that the police will “crack” the AKA murder case.
“Fortunately, I get briefed every day about this matter. It is a matter that we can't get to rest. And unfortunately, we can’t give a blow-by-blow of what is happening, but the progress is absolutely there,” Cele was quoted by IOL News.
“We have collected a lot of cell phones that were working to download all kinds of things. That was the last I received.
Meanwhile, IOL News reported on Thursday, that Police Minister Bheki Cele said he is confident that the police will “crack” the AKA murder case.
“Fortunately, I get briefed every day about this matter. It is a matter that we can't get to rest. And unfortunately, we can’t give a blow-by-blow of what is happening, but the progress is absolutely there,” Cele was quoted by IOL News.
“We have collected a lot of cell phones that were working to download all kinds of things. That was the last I received.
“The progress is there, we acknowledge, but not at the speed that the community would have loved and the nation would have loved to see us react. But mark the space, we are cracking the case,” Cele said.