Nigerian disc jockey and human rights activist Obianuju Catherine Udeh, popularly known as DJ Switch, has stirred public debate with her reaction to the death of Nigeria’s former president, Muhammadu Buhari, who reportedly passed away on Sunday, July 13, 2025, in London after a prolonged undisclosed illness.

In a short but pointed post on social media, DJ Switch wrote:
“Wow! The sweet reality of inevitability. RIP MF. One down.”

The comment, which many interpreted as celebratory and harsh, quickly drew criticism from social media users who accused the #EndSARS activist of lacking empathy and disrespecting the dead.

Unfazed by the backlash, DJ Switch released a follow-up video in which she doubled down on her statement. She questioned the rush by some Nigerians to eulogize Buhari, a leader she believes caused lasting damage to the country.

“What exactly did Buhari achieve apart from ruining Nigeria?” she asked in the video. “When a leader governs poorly, people will celebrate their death. But when you rule with fairness, the people will mourn you when you’re gone.”

She further defended her stance by saying her reaction stemmed from a sense of justice.

“I don’t owe anyone proof of my empathy. That news felt like justice to me. Next on the list, T-Pain, how far?” she added though the meaning of the reference to “T-Pain” remains unclear.

 

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DJ Switch rose to national prominence during the #EndSARS protests in October 2020, when she livestreamed the controversial military crackdown at Lekki Toll Gate, where peaceful protesters were reportedly shot by Nigerian soldiers. Her actions during that period earned her international recognition and also made her a target of government scrutiny.

Her recent remarks have reignited debates over how public figures should respond to the death of polarizing leaders, especially in a nation still grappling with deep divisions over its recent political history.

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Emerging Fuji artist Afeez Adesina, popularly known as Destiny Boy, has publicly apologized to his senior colleague in the music industry, Oladipupo Oladimeji, also known as Oladips, following a controversial incident.

This apology comes in the wake of Destiny Boy’s now-deleted video in which he criticized Oladips over what was initially believed to be the latter’s untimely demise.

Earlier reports had falsely claimed that Oladips had passed away at the age of 28, triggering a wave of mourning on social media. Subsequently, Oladips appeared in a video, confirming that he was alive and well.

In the aftermath of this revelation, Destiny Boy faced criticism for his remarks, where he suggested that Oladips would soon face consequences for falsely proclaiming his death. Destiny Boy has now clarified that his initial video was made in jest, describing it as “catching cruise,” slang for playful banter.

The video clip in which Destiny Boy criticized Oladips shows him in a moving car, expressing discontent over what he perceived to be a prank. He mentioned the singer’s age and criticized the perceived insensitivity of the situation.

In his apology, Destiny Boy explained that his intentions were not to cause harm, and he earnestly pleaded for Oladips‘ understanding. This incident underscores the impact of social media misinformation and emphasizes the importance of exercising care and consideration when addressing sensitive subjects in the public domain.

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