DJ Tira’s Wife Details The Alleged Beef That Their Neighbour Has With Them
DJ Tira’s Wife Details The Alleged Beef That Their Neighbour Has With Them. DJ Tira and his family have not been on good terms with their neighbour Benjamin O’Neil for quite a while. It doesn’t seem like there would be peace between them anytime soon if the most recent event between them is anything to go by.
DJ Tira and his family have not been on good terms with their neighbour Benjamin O’Neil for quite a while. It doesn’t seem like there would be peace between them anytime soon if the most recent event between them is anything to go by. The neighbour recently opened a case against DJ Tira and fellow musician Naakmusiq at the Honeydew Police Station. The two allegedly contravened against the lockdown rules that were set.
In 2019, Gugu Khathi (DJ Tira’s wife) was in a horrible fight with Cindy O’Neil, Benjamin’s wife at their upmarket estate in Ruimsig. Now, the wife of DJ Tira went on to social media to show a video of what her neighbour has allegedly been doing for the past few weeks since the lockdown has started. “This is Him daily watching our house and [Naakmusiq’s] house he does this every morning till late afternoon since the lockdown has started,” says Gugu Khathi. She also went on to speak about how they have been supposedly by the police. She says that the neighbour called them drug dealing Nigerians and thieves, so when they purchase new cars he reports them to the cops so that that they could check if the cars they buy are legitimate.
She says that the treatment of police when the neighbour calls the cops on them is different to when they call the police on the man. “The most painful part about this situation is the fact that when O’Neil calls the police to come to our house they get here very angry not trying to find what’s going on…but when we call the police we do not get the same treatment we are dismissed told there is no immediate danger they laugh us off and leave us with stupid comments and no help,” says Gugu Khathi.
by Alexandra Ramaite
