Tina loses it again

Ghosts of the past are spooking house music wizard DJ Oskido.

Oskido’s ex-girlfriend Tina soiled the reputation of his joint Kalawa Jazzmee Lounge, formerly known as Zambezi Lounge, in Jozi after she went on the rampage, manhandling female patrons whom she accused of orchestrating her break with the vinyl-spinner.

Eyewitnesses who spoke to Sunday World on condition of anonymity say a visibly drunk Tina blitzed into the lounge and accused female patrons of engineering her break-up with Oskido.


“Tina arrived at the joint visibly drunk on Sunday. Oskido had dumped her at the beginning of the year.


“She started swearing at some women patrons who were chatting to Oskido. She tried to stab a woman by the name of Bongi, whom she accused of making Oskido dump her,” says the source.


It is alleged that security guards who witnessed the fracas threw her out of the club.
But, like a hyena waiting for the lions to finish feeding, Tina waited for the woman outside the club till 6am.
It is alleged she was running up and down barefoot, threating to kill her, and that she later dozed off in the car park, where her bag was stolen.


Her business manager was there earlier. He tried to calm her down but failed.


“A bouncer by the name of Shabba did a great job by stopping this lady from messing things up.


“This woman needs help. I think she has lost it upstairs.

“How can a normal artist or a role model run barefoot from 10pm till 6am in front of her fans?

“Although she is our friend, I think the media, her record label and family needs to help her,” says the source.

Pressed for comment, Oskido says: “I was not involved in the whole thing. I don’t have time for these things. I have time to build the brand (Kalawa Jazzmee) and to work for my family.”


Club manager Themba Ngwenya says they threw her out because she was drunk and was attacking people.

“I don’t care if she is a Kalawa artist. I run this club and no one comes here and causes problems. She must behave herself if she wants to come and enjoy herself here, ” he says.

“People mustn’t be afraid to come here because of her.”


Tina couldn’t be reached for comment at the time of going to press as her phone was off and she failed to reply to messages.