life is full of ups and downs, twists and turns, just like a roller coaster ride. Life is unpredictable, with moments of excitement, joy, and thrill (the ups) followed by moments of fear, anxiety, and uncertainty (the downs).
On behalf of all the devoted lovers, fans, and well wishers of Otunba Ezekiel, Ademola, Oladapo, Adekunle, Oluwagbenga, Abiodun Olalekan Omo Silifatu Aduni, Oyeku Meji Micheal aka DJ chicken our hearts are heavy as we come before the Nigerian government authorities with tears in our eyes and deep sorrow in our souls. We humbly and passionately beg you, with every fibre of our being, to find it in your hearts to forgive DJ Chicken.
This young man has brought so much joy, laughter, and unforgettable moments to millions of us across the nation. He is more than just an entertainer, he is a beloved Dad, son, a source of happiness in difficult times, and a shining light in our cultural space.
Many of us have followed his journey with pride, danced to his rhythms in moments of celebration, and found comfort in his talent when life felt heavy. To see him in this situation breaks our hearts deeply. We plead with you, not out of disrespect for the law, but out of genuine love and compassion for one of our own who has given so much to society.
We earnestly appeal to your sense of mercy, your fatherly compassion, and your commitment to the unity and happiness of our dear nation. Please, we beg you with folded hands and bowed heads, forgive DJ Chicken. Give him another chance to rise again, to continue blessing us with his gift. His absence has left a painful void in our hearts, and we pray that your kindness will heal this wound.
We remain eternally grateful and hopeful that you will listen to the cry of thousands of loving hearts. May God bless you for showing mercy to one of our shining stars.
Thank you.
#FreeDJChicken
#FreeOluwoAgbaye
#FreeIdamuLekki
YCEE has a project set to be released soon.
Over the years, many artists have adopted the strategy of stirring controversy or creating public uproar ahead of a release. The goal is often the same, to capture attention and build momentum for the project.
Peller said he saved ₦100m and decided not touching the money, the same boy bought car and a house—even for his parents, how many graduates can boast of such? Instead of you attacking the Government, you shifted blame on a boy who’s trying to fit in the system
@SirJarus It’s quite strange how I’ve lost interest in playing football since moving to Abuja.
Back in Lagos, football was a major part of my life. I played whenever and wherever I had the opportunityon the streets, on the field, with friends, and sometimes with complete strangers.
@Clara_anne1@Stevennelson111@Mazi_Chinonso1 I blame those who brought you into this miserable life you’re living. For a lady to find it convenient to hit a guy and want him to keep cool. That man must be a simp then. You should never give what you can’t handle.