DJ Switch Biography: age, End SARS, seeking asylum,

DJ Switch Biography: age, End SARS, pursuing asylum,

Renowned Nigerian female Disc Jockey DJ Switch has made headlines in recent hours after she took to her social media account to dispel the rumors regarding her status in Canada, where she had applied for asylum.

Recall that following the purported incidents surrounding the Lekki Massacre, there were assertions that DJ Switch acquired asylum in Canada and discussed the Lekki events with several individuals.

In a post on her Instagram profile, DJ Switch disclosed that she had been confined in a house for months and is preparing to leave the country for the first time since the Lekki incident.

While she refuted the allegations that she had obtained asylum in Canada, the prominent DJ indicated she would be traveling but not to Canada.

DJ Switch gained further recognition during the End SARS demonstrations in 2020 when the Nigerian army allegedly fired upon protesters; she was said to have broadcasted the occurrence on her Instagram live session.

The Nigerian government would later pursue DJ Switch’s apprehension, contending that the Instagram live session was manipulated and that the Lekki massacre never transpired.

This article aims to spotlight essential information about DJ Switch, continue reading for more insights.

Profile Summary

Full name	Obianuju Catherine Udeh
Nickname	DJ Switch
Gender	Female
Age	37 years
Birthday	1984
Sex	Female
Place of residence	Lagos
Nationality	Nigerian
Height	5″9
Marital Status	Single
Tribe	Igbo
Career	Singer, DJ, rapper, songwriter
Siblings	7
School	University of Port Harcourt

DJ Switch’s Biography

Her complete name is Obianuju Catherine Udeh, and she was born in Udi town in Enugu State in 1984. DJ Switch spent her formative years in Warri, Delta State, prior to her relocation to Abuja and subsequently Lagos. Reports indicate she is the youngest in a family of eight children. DJ Switch turned 37 in 2021.

Education

DJ Switch earned her degree in Geology from the University of Port Harcourt, Rivers State.

Career

Reports suggest that DJ Switch departed from her lucrative position at an oil company to explore the world of entertainment.

DJ Switch rose to fame after triumphing in the inaugural and only edition of the Glo X-Factor talent competition in 2013.

Subsequently, she would sign a contract with Sony Music and later secured an endorsement from Peter Okoye’s P-Classic record label.

Prior to her ascent to fame, DJ Switch was a member of a music band called Da Pulse, who clinched victory in the 2009 edition of the reality music contest, Star Quest.

Some tracks by DJ Switch include:

1. So Tey

2. Whine

3. Makusa

4. Clap For Them

5. Step

6. Gun Gun

7. Bad Man

8. Baby O

9. Koma

10. My Body

11. Give Me More