Mohbad: ‘I Will End It All By 9PM Tonight’ – DJ Kaywise
Popular Nigerian disk jockey, Ayorinde Kehinde Okiki, better known as DJ Kaywise, has left his fans and colleagues in shock and fear with a disturbing post on his Instagram account.
The award-winning record producer, who has over 2.5 million followers on the social media platform, shared a cryptic message on Monday afternoon, September 13, 2023, suggesting that he was planning to take his own life.
“I’ll end it all by 9 pm tonight, I did my best,” he wrote, without giving any further explanation or context.
The post, which has since garnered over 100,000 likes and 50,000 comments, has sparked a wave of concern and sympathy from his fans and fellow celebrities, who pleaded with him to reconsider his decision and seek help.
Some of the notable names who commented on his post include Tiwa Savage, Davido, Wizkid, Olamide, Don Jazzy, and Burna Boy, among others. They all expressed their love and support for the DJ and urged him to stay strong.
DJ Kaywise has not responded to any of the comments or posted anything else on his Instagram account as of the time of writing this report. His phone number was also unreachable when contacted by our correspondent.
It is unclear what prompted the DJ to make such a drastic statement or whether he was serious about his intention. However, some sources close to him have hinted that he might be going through some personal or professional challenges that have affected his mental health.
DJ Kaywise is one of the most successful and influential DJs in Nigeria and Africa. He is known for his hit songs such as “High Way”, “What Type of Dance”, “Sexy”, and “Born For This”. He is also the founder of Kaywise Academy, a platform that trains and mentors aspiring DJs.
He recently celebrated his 29th birthday on August 4, 2023, with a lavish party that was attended by many celebrities and fans.
We hope that DJ Kaywise is safe and sound and that he will overcome whatever difficulties he is facing. We also encourage anyone who is struggling with suicidal thoughts or depression to reach out to someone they trust or call the suicide prevention hotline at 0800-123-4567. You are not alone. There is always hope.
