The falling out between MC One and his former mentor, DJ Kedjevara , has reached the police station. On Monday, May 4, 2026, the two prominent figures in Ivorian music were questioned at the Abidjan police headquarters.

The investigation reportedly concerns suspicions of "forgery and use of forged documents" regarding the issuance of the rapper's Ivorian passport.

The origin of the clash: Between contracts and resentments

Everything changed during a recent live broadcast on social media. MC One openly criticized Kedjevara's management of his career, accusing him of tying him to an unreliable production company.

These barbs sparked a digital war, where private revelations quickly overshadowed artistic differences:

1. MC One's version: Questionable strategic choices may have hindered his rise.
2. Kedjevara's version: The producer claims to have tried to warn his former protégé about the suspicious nature of certain partnerships, but the latter allegedly refused to listen.

The administrative turning point

As the online insults escalated, the controversy shifted to the issue of national identity. Internet users questioned MC One's nationality (claiming he was of Burkinabe origin), leading to an investigation into the administrative documents used to obtain his Ivorian passport .

Situation report following the hearing

According to the latest information relayed this Tuesday, May 5th, by MC One's new manager:

1. MC One was allowed to return home after being questioned.
2. DJ Kedjevara , meanwhile, was still in talks with the authorities at the time of the departure of the opposing camp.

Note: While the rapper appears to be free to move about for the time being, the case remains under close scrutiny by Ivorian authorities. New developments could occur in the coming days.