He is definitely one of the biggest gospel deejays in the country right now, if not the biggest, and DJ Mo’s name continues to grow even bigger thanks to his show on NTV every Sunday and among other hustles.
But the deejay has found himself on the defensive following recent claims that he solicits for bribes from up and coming artistes in order to play their videos on Crossover 101.
The accusations have forced Mo who is married to Size 8, another gospel music star, to come forward with his version of the story after a little known artiste by the name Nexxie attempted to soil the DJ’s otherwise blemish-free name.
Zipo.co.ke has now established that indeed DJ Mo received money from the artiste with fans and haters alike also wondering why it took him almost two months to refund the money to the singer.
As we reported earlier, Nexxie, a newcomer in the game, had accused Size 8’s hubby of demanding KSh 20,000 from him in order to play his song on his popular television show.
DJ Mo had initially denied the claims forcing Nexxie to produce his Mpesa statement which left the gospel DJ with an egg on his face.
Nexxie claimed that Mo promised his management instant fame upon receiving the alleged bribe and in return putting the song on heavy rotation.
But after receiving the cash, Nexxie’s team discovered that the television host had over-promised and under-delivered. Their singer had not become a star within two months as they had been promised.
