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Association of Nigerian DJs lifts embargo on Terry G

Music star, Terry G, a few days ago, disrespected Dj Phreez, when he lapped the budding disc jockey and protege of turntable guru, Jimmy Jatt during his performance.

Following his unruly action, the DJs Association of Nigeria (DJAN) placed a ban on the Akpako master’s music when it instructed all DJs around the country to stop playing Terry G’s songs, and also demanded a public apology from the erring singer.

Having seemingly met all the demanded conditions of righting his wrongs, the association has now officially announced the lift of the ban.

Read the association’s press statement below

Attention:
All Nigerian DJs in Nigeria,
All Nigerian DJs in Diaspora,
All Radio DJs, VDJs & OAPs,
All Club, Lounge, Event Centers,Bars etc,
All Street DJs,
Music Promoters,
Event Planners,
The General Public.

RE: EMBARGO ON ALL TERRY G’s SONGS

The National Executives of the DJs Association of Nigeria (DJAN) humbly appreciate the support and cooperation of Nigeria DJs for full participation on said subject, we are most grateful for acknowledging the fact that ‘an injury to one is injury to all’, One Beat… One Voice.

Terry G has shown a very reasonable level of remorse and had apologized to all parties concerned including apologizing to the leadership of the Association at all levels.

After due consultations and deliberations, the Deejays Association of Nigeria hereby lifts the ‘EMBARGO’ on all songs of Terry G (including songs he featured in). Thank you.

Thank you.

Signed:
Sebastian Ikpoza (DJ Desert Storm), National Secretary.
Roland James (Dj Roland ) National P R O. Deejays Association of Nigeria.

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