DJ Tunez Incident: Wizkid Responds to Burna Boy After His Explanations

Author: Cédric AmoussouPublished on: April 9, 2026Country: Nigeria

Culture & Entertainment

DJ Tunez Incident: Wizkid Responds to Burna Boy After His Explanations

Wizkid reacted on April 8 on X after Burna Boy discussed an altercation with DJ Tunez at Obi's House, a venue in Lagos. Burna Boy shared his version of the incident in a video, while Wizkid posted a message seen as a direct response to him. As a result, the Nigerian DJ Association announced a temporary withdrawal of Burna Boy's songs from their playlists pending the outcome of an investigation.

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