The clock is ticking for Luke Ntombela, the artist who implied that DJ Tira s3xually @ssaulted her and owes her money. Last week Monday, Ntombela was served with a cease and desist letter by DJ Tira’s lawyers to stop dragging their client’s name and damaging his brand. Ntombela has until today to apologies to DJ Tira.
“Our instructions are that retractions should be done within seven days from the date herein and the failure of which will leave our clients without an option but to seek a legal redress against your unlawful conduct to protect our client’s brand,” read the letter.
The fight between the two comes after Luke posted a series of videos and social media posts where she insinuated that her former boss had s3xually @ssaulted and then drugg3d her. But DJ Tira stands firm that she must apologise to him.
DJ Tira told source that he believes Ntombela is being used as a pawn to destroy him and his brand. “I don?t know who she is working with and what her plan is. But I?m not going to watch someone destroy my brand that I worked hard for,” he said. Instead of apologising, last week Ntombela posted more messages where she was demanding more answers.
She wrote on her Facebook timeline on Friday, “Have you seen how I was insulted? and that’s the least of my worries right now. ..I’m crying for closure and healing to move on with life.”
Ntombela, who at some point in her career was part of Clash of the Choirs, said: “The things that make me feel bad about you are two: 1. I am explaining the damage you have done to me, but all you seem to care about is your brand. (You know tarnishing your brand was never my intention) 2. Even if I tell you that I don’t want anything from you, you don’t explain it to me, you don’t hear me…I'[m crying for closure and healing to move on with life”
Ntombela posted more screen shots between her and DJ Tira. Ntombela told source she will respond to the allegations she made against DJ Tira “in good time”.
Source Zimoja
