The visas of five of Jamaica's top entertainers have been revoked, THE WEEKEND STAR understands. According to information coming from the Fraud Prevention Arm of the United States Embassy in Kingston, the visas of Bounty Killer, Mavado, Beenie Man, Adonia and selector Ricky Trooper are in the process of being cancelled.

When contacted for confirmation last night, Minister of National Security, Senator Dwight Nelson, relayed through his communications department that "he has no such information."

Bounty Killer and Mavado

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However, a document obtained by THE WEEKEND STAR stated that: "The Embassy of the United States in Kingston, Jamaica, is in the process of revoking the visas of the following citizens of Jamaica. The people mentioned here currently hold a US visa that we have not yet been able to physically cancel. Do not allow these passengers to board any flights bound for the United States in reliance on this visa."

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The document then names Moses Anthony Davis (Beenie Man) two visas; Garfield Augustus McKoy (Ricky Trooper), two visas; Sheldon Ricardo Aitana Lawrence, (Aidonia); David Brooks (Mavado), two visas; and Rodney Basil Price (Bounty Killer) two visas, as those persons whose visas are in the process of being revoked.

The document also lists the date of birth of each person, their respective passport numbers and visa control numbers.

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If that is true I hope it gets resolved soon as Bounty, Beenie, Mavado and Aidonia all confirmed for Best of the Best this memorial weekend in Miami....


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My girl Barbi is featured on the hook of Laden's latest track called "Can You Manage It?" It was recorded at Big Ship Studios and released today. Gwann girl song maaaaadddd!!! LOL....listen to it below






Oh yeah and Mavado, Aidonia, chino, Cham, Beenie Man Busy Signal and more are on it click HERE to listen!

As you can see a set of man....I would have liked to hear Denyque on this track...some food for thought guys!

Aidonia was recently cleared of all charges at the Supreme Court in Downtown Kingston. Born Sheldon Lawrence, the deejay's charges included conspiracy to shooting, illegal possession of firearm and shooting with intent, all stemming from an incident in the Shortwood Area in January of last year.

The presiding judge dismissed the charges due to failure of an alleged witness who was injured in the incident to give his testimony and base on the lack of evidence on the part of the prosecution.

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