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Storm CIouds Gather for DJ Tira as Luke Ntombela has deaIt a heavy bIow to Tira foIIowing DJ Tira’s threats of Iegal action.

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DJ Tira recently wowed fans with his performance at an IFP star rally in Umlazi. The celebrated DJ was part of the lineup that entertained thousands of supporters who had gathered for one of the party’s rallies ahead of the eIections scheduled for the end of the month.

DJ Tira’s performance has undoubtedly garnered thousands of comments and reactions since it was posted on X, formerly Twitter.

DJ Tira as Luke Ntombela’s RECENT PERFORMANCE WOWS MZANSI

Fans quickly praised his performance and business conduct. DJ Tira has headlined several political rallies, including for the Democratic Alliance. X users were more than convinced that he would also headline ANC and EFF’s rallies.

 

Another user jokingly accused DJ Tira of having a permanent tender for all KwaZulu-Natal gigs. With an illustrious career spanning years, DJ Tira has fast become one of the most sought-after entertainers in South Africa. His huge following has always seen him attract huge crowds.

However, his performance comes barely a few weeks after he was accused of s_xuaI abvse by Luke Ntombela. The Durban-based singer has it that she was allegedly s_xuaIIy abvsed by the muso.

ABvSE ALLEGATlONS

Speaking to the media, she claims that she woke up half-n@ked in DJ Tira’s bed. Against the damming aIIegations, she says she wants the DJ to give her answers about what happened.

Against the damning aIIegations, Luke Ntombela even shared some of her alleged chats with the muso. Luke Ntombela also had an interview with Durban-based SABC radio station Ukhozi FM. She opened up about the lncident and said she only wanted answers from DJ Tira.

However, DJ Tira has since unleashed his legal team and the fast-rising singer. Last week, DJ Tira’s legal team shared a cease-and-desist letter instructing Ntombela to stop talking about the award-winning DJ.

UNCONDITIONAL APOLOGY

DJ Tira’s legal team also warned that she should retract her statements; if she did not, she would face legal action.

Part of the legal statement reads, “We demand a retraction of such malicious and defamat0ry statements against our clients through the same social media you used to publish them. You must further conduct a radio interview through the same radio station, retract the interview you conducted, and offer an unconditi0nal apoIogy.”

The lawyers added, “Failure of which will leave our clients without an option but to seek legal redress against your unlawful conduct to protect our client’s brand.”

 

Meanwhile : Pep Guardiola holds off pupil Mikel Arteta as Manchester City clinch record fourth successive league title

 

Arsenal beat Everton 2-1 on the final day of the Premier League season. But it was not enough to see the Gunners dethrone Manchester City as Pep Guardiola’s mentality monsters cruised to a 3-1 over West Ham to retain their league crown.

In the 10th English Premier League title race to be decided on the final day of the season, it was Manchester City who displayed their extensive experience in such situations as they beat West Ham United 3-1 to win a record fourth league title on the spin.

Fellow title hopefuls Arsenal came into the final stretch trailing log leaders City by two points. They needed to win and for London neighbours West Ham to take points off City

However, goals by two of City’s best players this season — Phil Foden (two) and Rodri — ensured that the Sky Blues clinched their sixth English Premiership title over the past seven seasons.

History was never on the side of Arsenal. On the nine previous occasions that the destination of the league crown had been decided on the final day of the campaign, the team that came in placed second had never usurped the leader.

Ominously for the Gunners, Manchester City had been involved in four of the last nine instances of final-day battles for the league crown. The experience of Guardiola and his men shone through as they navigated the Hammers’ threat with relative ease.

Master vs student

By winning this latest league crown, the master Pep Guardiola beat his former pupil Mikel Arteta to the league crown for the second season in a row.

Guardiola and Arteta share a history that goes back more than two decades. Their friendship began when both were players at Barcelona.

“We met when I was 15 years old. He was my idol, he was the one to emulate if I wanted to be a first-team player at Barcelona, and we built that relationship from there,” Arteta has said about his relationship with Guardiola.

“Then it was weird because when I was still playing and he was the Barcelona manager and Bayern Munich manager, he would call me to ask about English teams and how would you play against that… And we built that relationship.”

When Arteta retired as a player in 2016 after a career spent mostly at Everton (before he signed for Arsenal), Guardiola roped him in to be part of his technical team at City.

Arteta soaked up all he could while working alongside his friend, compatriot and mentor. He took the Arsenal job at the end of 2019.

Since then, the former Gunners midfielder has grown. However, just like last season, Guardiola has shown him that he remains the master in the relationship.

Jürgen Klopp’s lap of honour

“It’s not important what people think when you come in. But what they think when you leave.”

That was said by Jürgen Klopp nine years ago during his first official press conference after being appointed as the Liverpool manager.

After delivering a first league title in 30 years for the Reds, the German has certainly left his mark in Merseyside. He also delivered a sacred Uefa Champions League crown, plus an FA Cup and a Carabao Cup.

At a raucous Anfield on Sunday, Klopp signed off with victory as his charges downed Wolverhampton Wanderers 2-0. Before the match, the departing manager spoke about how special it was to play at Liverpool’s home ground, which became a fortress during his time in England.

“You walk out and they sing You’ll Never Walk Alone and it’s never the same. Never ever is the same. I don’t know how many home games I had, 200-something, and it was not one time the same. It’s always special. That’s only because of the people,” Klopp said.

“With what we achieved in the last nine years, if you talk about Liverpool in the outside world, they know Liverpool for the right reasons again. Maybe 10 years ago people would have said in America, ‘Where are you from? Liverpool? Oh, you used to have a good football team.’

“So, now maybe they have said for the last nine years, ‘Wow, you have a really good football team.’ It’s cool. It’s cool to do that for the people.”

Next on Klopp’s agenda? A holiday. That will include watching the Champions League final in London between Real Madrid and his former team Borussia Dortmund.

 

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