Diamond Platnumz Cuts Short His Europe Tour After Romy Jones accused of Raping a Lady

Diamond’s brother Romy Abdul Jones who is also his official DJ fled from Sweden after a woman in the Scandinavian nation accused him of raping her.
Diamond’s recent tour of Europe dubbed ‘From Tandale to the World Tour’ was gripped by a scandal when the Tanzanian singer touched down in Stockholm, Sweden.
Chibu carried along his whole family; his wife Zari Hassan, daughter Tiffah Dangote, mother Sanura Kasimu and brother Romy Abdul Jones.
It was his brother who caused Diamond to cut short his tour in Sweden after police started searching for him.
A lady by the name Deborah accused Romy of raping her. But Diamond’s manager Sallam Sharaff says Deborah is an extortionist.
The manager explained that Deborah indeed ‘had a good time’ with Romy but she had hatched a plan to make a killing out of their romantic escapade.
The lady apparently wanted to extort money from Diamond’s brother based on Sweden’s law on rape and compensation that states any lady who claims to be raped is entitled to a compensation of $12,000
Romy secretly jetted out of Sweden and headed back to Tanzania once he realized Swedish cops were after him. Diamond too was forced to cuts short his tour in Sweden and flew back home following the scandal.

Romy Jones

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