Retired Olympic athlete is trying to be reimbursed for $12.75 million
SUPERSTAR SPRINTER Usain Bolt told of his love for Jamaica when being asked about the case of him being fleeced out of millions.
He said: “I just want to say to Jamaica that no matter what’s going on right now, Jamaica is my country and it will never change. I will always love my country and always do everything in my power to uplift this country no matter what’s going on.” Bolt’s comments come just days after he fired his business manager amid the ongoing investigation over the fraud and admitted it was not an amicable parting.Bolt, who is considered a national treasure in Jamaica, admitted that he has “tried not to think too much about it because it’s a stressful situation”.
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