‘Ogbafia dey for ground’ — Burna Boy mocks DJ Tunez after fight

Author: Henry OduahPublished on: April 8, 2026Country: Nigeria

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‘Ogbafia dey for ground’ — Burna Boy mocks DJ Tunez after fight

Nigerian star Burna Boy mocked DJ Tunez following a physical altercation at an Afrobeats event in Lagos. While the cause of the clash remains unclear, speculation links it to industry tensions, particularly DJ Tunez's close ties with Wizkid. In response, DJ Tunez called Burna Boy a 'coward' online, prompting Burna Boy to respond with a mocking video.

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