Sizzla Kaloji took to social media on Saturday to declare that multiple locations connected to the Maroons are now off-limits.
In addition to the Maroon community of Flagstaff, Sizzla announced that Petty River, Kojo Town, and Kinda Tree would not be accessible to anyone. Captioning his Instagram post, Sizzla wrote, “Noh sell out, noh traitor, we noh hungry.”
The Reggae artiste did not divulge any details regarding what prompted the announcement. However, the message comes a day after Sizzla called for the removal of Jamaican soldiers from Haiti.
Describing himself as the Indigenous Maroon Regent crown prince, the ‘Solid As a Rock’ singer questioned what Haitians had done to deserve the ongoing war.
“I’m the indigenous maroon Regent crown prince and I did not send the Jamaicans to fight no war with their Haitian brothers and sister. Get out of Haiti now. there is no Haitians in Jamaica doing that. What did Haitians do to jamaica for us to be there with guns killing ourselves. Remember it was a Jamaican who went there to Haiti to liberate them from slavery, Hon Dr bookman, so why are we going against our ancestors duty?” Sizzla wrote.
View Sizzla’s post below.
