Sensational soul singer Timi Dakolo has officially broken his silence regarding the viral debt allegations levied against him, firmly denying owing Baddest DJ Timmy (Otis Ayodele Kubeyinje) the sum of £4,106. In an aggressive legal pushback executed through his legal team at Whitestone Solicitors and Consultancy, the “Great Nation” crooner has labeled the public call-out a malicious attempt at cyber-extortion, defamation, and intimidation.
The legal face-off erupted after DJ Timmy, representing Revolve Entertainment, went online to demand payment for alleged expenses incurred during a botched UK tour, threatening to expose the singer’s private life if the money was not paid by Monday.
“Our client owes absolutely nothing to the promoter,” Dakolo’s legal team stated unequivocally. “The claims being paraded online are completely fraudulent, malicious, and a calculated attempt to drag our client’s hard-earned reputation through the mud.”
The Legal Counter-Attack & Failed UK Tour Details
Timi Dakolo’s legal representatives did not just deny the debt; they published the core terms of the written Performance Agreement to completely expose how the promoter’s financial claims are contractually invalid. According to the document, the breakdown of the failed tour reveals a story of severe technical incompetence rather than financial default.
| Disputed Claim Attribute | The Legal Reality & Fact-Check |
| The Alleged £4,106 Debt | Classified as non-recoupable costs which the Promoter voluntarily chose to bear entirely on their own under the contract. |
| Pre-Approval Violation | The contract states that only marketing and promotional expenses could ever be recovered, and only if pre-approved by Dakolo’s management—which these never were. |
| Why the Tour Was Cancelled | The sound production and technical equipment setups provided by Revolve Entertainment fell woefully below professional standards needed for a live vocal band performance. |
| Criminal Boundaries | DJ Timmy went as far as publishing Timi Dakolo’s private home address online, an act the lawyers have flagged as a severe criminal breach of privacy laws. |
Dakolo’s management emphasized that they chose to pull out of the tour solely to protect the singer’s brand integrity and ensure his fans received a high-quality experience, which the promoter failed to guarantee.
Moving completely on the offensive, Whitestone Solicitors have issued a final 7-day ultimatum to DJ Timmy and Revolve Entertainment. The promoter must immediately pull down all defamatory posts from Instagram, issue an unreserved, legally binding public retraction, and submit a formal written apology. Should DJ Timmy fail to comply within the seven days, Timi Dakolo’s legal team confirmed they have full instructions to launch massive civil and criminal litigations simultaneously in both Nigerian courts and the United Kingdom.
