- DJ Timmy, a Nigerian disc jockey and entertainment promoter, has accused singer Timi Dakolo of not repaying a debt.
- Timmy made the accusation public through an Instagram post.
- He has set a deadline for Dakolo to settle the alleged debt.
Nigerian disc jockey and entertainment promoter, DJ Timmy, has accused singer Timi Dakolo of failing to repay money allegedly owed to him.
In a post shared on his Instagram page on Friday, Timmy called out the award-winning musician, giving him a deadline to settle the alleged debt.
According to the DJ, it had been exactly one month since Dakolo pleaded with him to archive his list, but the payment had still not been made.
Timmy warned that if the money was not paid by Monday, July 20, he would take further action and claimed he would reveal details about the singer’s private life, including alleged “sexcapades” and other experiences in Lagos.
He wrote:
“Today is Friday, and Wednesday makes it one month exactly you begged me to archive my list, and still Timi Dakolo hasn’t paid us back.
“If by Monday 20th, the money doesn’t hit our account, get ready to explain your sexcapades to your wife and all your little adventures in Lagos.”
As of the time of filing this report, Timi Dakolo has not publicly responded to the allegations.
In other news… A woman has generated intense debate on social media after offering a piece of advice aimed at young ladies regarding their safety and interactions with men.
In a post that has attracted widespread attention, she urged young women not to visit men they have no intention of having a sexual relationship with. She argued that women should be cautious and teach young girls to prioritize their safety.
She wrote:
“Ladies, do not visit men that you don’t want to have any s£xu@l affiliations with. All men are potential r@p!st, all men. Teach it to your girl child.”
Her statement quickly divided opinions online. While some people agreed that young women should take precautions to protect themselves, others criticized her for making a broad generalization about all men.
