By: Natasha Archary

DJ Sbu has apologized for his comments of support for Chidimma Adetshina and for offending anyone in the process.
The Radio 2000 presenter apologized on his breakfast show on Thursday, 08 August following the Department of Home Affairs probe into Adetshina’s citizenship.
Following the outcome of the probe, which found prima facie evidence that Adetshina’s mother may have committed fraud and identity theft to secure South African citizenship, DJ Sbu apologized for his defence of the 23-year-old law student.
DJ Sbu called out people who started a petition to remove Chidimma Adetshina from the Miss SA pageant, saying if that same energy was put into improving communities or making a positive difference we could get further as a country.
With South Africans now calling for celebrities who rallied behind Adetshina to be cancelled, DJ Sbu apologized and said now that there’s evidence a crime was committed, the law must take its course.
“Some people are saying that I’m sounding arrogant, I just want to say I’ve never been arrogant at all.
I’ve always advocating for young people’s success, young people going for their dreams because I’ve never been one to give out intentionally an attitude of arrogance.
I humble myself as the law is taking its course, anybody that I might have offended with any of the things I might have said on my social media, regarding the Miss SA matter, I would like to apologize.
With no excuses, I would like to apologize. I’m also a South African and I love young people doing great things. If the law has been broken, let the law take its course.”
On Thursday afternoon, Chidimma Adetshina withdrew from the Miss SA pageant, citing the safety and well-being of her and her family.