Eccentric star apologises to Jimmy Jatt
The eccentric crooner today, June 7, 2016 penned an apology letter to Jimmy Jatt and the DJ Association of Nigeria (DJAN).
Terry G
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Tired of his unprofessional behaviour, the organizers of the show told the DJ to cut his music off. Annoyed about being cut off, Terry G walked over to DJ Phriz and slapped him.
The veteran DJ then demanded Terry G to publicly apologize to his protege.
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He wrote,
"OPEN APPOLOGY LETTER TO DJ JIMMY JATT AND NIGERIAN DJS Association ......It's so painfull how things play out this days hearing from just one side.Am not here to paint myself good or perfect.Am only human and have feelings.Looking back to how this journey of my career started,it's been one issue or the other.The negative ones fly like wild fire while the positive ones is not as wild as the negative stories but all the same God has been faithful.
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I Terry G will be the last person to wanna ruin a colleagues event intentionally or want to hurt anybody.Good or bad i have contributed Negatively or Postively to the Nigerian music industry.
My sincere apology to Nigerians number one DJ @djjimmyjatt for you have been a good leader in the Nigerian entertainment Industry ,I also extend my apology to Dj Phreez for my actions it was due to miscommunication and my sincere Apology to the DJS ASSOCIATION OF NIGERIA without you guys,my music will be a total."
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