Nigeria’s Deejays Association has shut down claims that it banned the music of Burna Boy following reports of a physical altercation involving the Grammy-winning artiste and DJ Tunez.
The Deejays Association of Nigeria described the reports as false and misleading, warning media platforms against spreading unverified information that could misinform the public and damage reputations.
In a statement issued by its National President, Prince Akim Edeh, the association firmly distanced itself from the claims, stressing that it never placed any restriction on Burna Boy’s music.
The group also raised concerns over the unauthorised use of its official logo in circulating the false reports, describing the act as deceptive and unacceptable.
DJAN clarified that it is closely monitoring developments surrounding the alleged incident between Burna Boy and DJ Tunez, while allowing relevant authorities to carry out their investigations.
It further noted that DJ Tunez is not a registered member of the association, distancing the organisation from direct involvement in the situation.
Reaffirming its position, the association stressed its commitment to maintaining professionalism and unity within the music industry, while condemning all forms of violence or physical confrontation.
The statement urged the public to remain calm and avoid jumping to conclusions as investigations continue, reiterating that no ban has been placed on any artiste’s work.
