“Na Only Me!”- Burna Boy Rejects Claims Of Gang Assault On DJ Tunez

• Burna Boy, the Afrobeats star, has denied claims of being accompanied by ten men during a confrontation with DJ Tunez.
• The incident involved DJ Tunez, who is associated with Wizkid, suggesting on social media that Burna Boy attacked him with a group.
• Burna Boy’s dismissal of the allegations indicates a defense against the narrative presented by DJ Tunez and Wizkid.

Afrobeats star Damini Ogulu, better known as Burna Boy, has dismissed allegations that he was joined by ten other men during his recent confrontation with Wizkid’s personal DJ, DJ Tunez.

Following the incident, both DJ Tunez and Wizkid suggested on social media that Burna Boy had attacked the DJ with a group.

However, during a livestream with Shallipopi on Wednesday night, Burna Boy refuted these claims. He admitted to hitting DJ Tunez but insisted he acted alone, saying he landed two slaps.

“Shalli, no be 10 people touch that guy, na only me. I swear with my mama. If I dey lie, make Ogun carry my mama go anywhere wey Wizkid mama dey. Na only me – two slap na im I give am,” he stated.

The “African Giant” singer added that had he been supported by others in the altercation, he likely would have ended up in the hospital.

He also shared that after the clash, he remained at the club for about four hours, anticipating a counterattack from DJ Tunez’s team, only to discover the DJ was venting online instead. Burna Boy noted that although DJ Tunez was accompanied by a few men at the club, they fled upon seeing him..

In other news… A Nigerian man has become the subject of online mockery after being spotted wearing a cap associated with the All Progressives Congress (APC) while negotiating prices at a local market.
In a viral video making rounds on social media, the man was seen engaging in routine bargaining when bystanders began to taunt him over his choice of headwear, linking it to the country’s current economic challenges.
One of the voices in the video could be heard saying:
“You no dey shame? How you go wear APC cap still dey price goods? Suffer no dey tire you?”
The remark quickly drew laughter from others at the scene, as the incident highlighted growing public frustration over the rising cost of living and economic hardship in the country.