Popular disc jockey Babatunde Bello dies from COVID-19

A popular Disc jockey, Babatunde Bello, also known as DJ Babus has died of complications from COVID-19.

According to reports, the prolific DJ died on Friday after a three-week battle with the virus.

DJ Babus graduated from the University of Baltimore in the United States in 2010 where he obtained a Bachelor’s Degree in Information Systems and Technology Management.

He worked as Resident DJ at Four Points by Sheraton, Lagos between 2014 and 2015 and later Resident DJ at RSVP Restaurant and Lounge.

He founded Crates and Vinyl Entertainment.

The deceased was the only son of Mrs. Nadia Bello, the proprietor, Belinna Schools, Akoka, Lagos.

The deceased was once Talent Manager at KnightHouse, The Creative Entertainment Company where popular acts like Mo Cheddah, Phenom rose to stardom.

His friends and colleagues in the industry have taken to social media to express shock over his death.

On-Air Personality, Raezy Winston wrote on Twitter: “Lord!! 3 weeks ago I learnt privately that Dj Babus was hit with Covid and was in a terrible state. From not being properly attended to, to panting and struggling to breathe even while on oxygen (even if he was paying ridiculous!).

“It hurts to know he ain’t make it. RIP Babus”

“What the heck is this coincidence that “I’ll see you when you get there” by Coolio was playing while I tweeted that?? ? This life is actually now so annoying”

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