- Do2tun stirred up a whirlwind of chatter on social media when he unleashed his fury on the DJ he had enlisted to entertain him and his guests at his grand 40th birthday bash.
- In a moment that set tongues wagging, the media entrepreneur swiftly sprang into action as soon as the unmistakable sound of D’banj’s music filled the air at the Party.
- With commanding presence, he halted the DJ’s track selection and issued a pointed directive, made it abundantly clear that no songs from the repertoire of the Koko Master must be played.
Oladotun Ojuolape Kayode, better known as Do2tun, the vibrant Nigerian on-air personality and video jockey, recently delivered a firm warning to a DJ at his extravagant 40th birthday celebration, who had dared to spin tracks from his estranged brother-in-law, the iconic musician D’banj.
Dotun, who recently celebrated his 40th birthday, had eary taken to his Instagram page to express gratitude to God and his fans for their unwavering support.
He accompanied his heartfelt message with a series of timeless photos that captured the essence of his milestone moment.
Later on, the distinguished personality hosted a birthday bash, where, in viral video, made a bold statement by demanding that songs by his brother-in-law be removed from the playlist.
“I repeat; No fccking D’banj’s songs at my party,” he said.
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This dramatic showdown unfolded against the backdrop of a bitter child custody battle between Do2tun and his wife, Taiwo Oyebanjo, who happens to be D’banj’s sister.
Accusations flew as Do2tun pointed fingers at D’banj, alleging that the music maestro was siding with his sister and actively encouraging her to keep their children away from him.
His estranged wife, Taiwo, in her defense, said she was sexually, emotionally, and psychologically abused in the eight years she was with Do2dtun.
She partly wrote, “For eight years, I tolerated your s£xual, emotional, and psychological abuse. I can never recover from the trauma and pain you caused me.
“How did you expect me to raise the girls in that environment?”