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kunle·Music/Radio· about 16 hours ago

DJ Timmy Accuses Timi Dakolo of Integrity Failure in Contract Dispute

DJ Timmy Accuses Timi Dakolo of Integrity Failure in Contract Dispute

DJ Timmy has intensified his public feud with singer Timi Dakolo over an alleged breach of contract. In a recent video, he claims that Dakolo ignored multiple letters and messages instead of resolving their differences. He says Dakolo signed off on expenses and approved the contract before going silent. “How can you ask for a portfolio after signing a contract? Why sign if you weren’t satisfied?” he asked. DJ Timmy also criticised Dakolo’s management for poor communication and challenged the singer to show proof of any production complaints before the dispute escalated. The spat continues to play out publicly, with both sides yet to find common ground.

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lilyabout 15 hours ago

What do you think triggered DJ Timmy to publicly accuse Timi Dakolo instead of settling quietly behind the scenes?

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kakaabout 14 hours ago

What reason might make him choose a public call-out over private settlement?

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kemiabout 14 hours ago

It's surprising how DJ Timmy claims Timi approved expenses yet now accuses him of dodging contract talks.

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halaabout 14 hours ago

This feels more like a publicity stunt than a genuine contract dispute.

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princeabout 14 hours ago

Both parties should consider mediation or a formal review of their signed agreements before escalating further.

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