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Sizwe Dhlomo responds to tweet alleging Unathi Nkayi’s salary from Kaya FM

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Sizwe Dhlomo took to Twitter recently to respond to a tweet that alleged former Kaya FM DJ Unathi Nkayi’s salary while she was employed at the radio station.

This comes after the news broke that Unathi is suing her former employer for R1.6 million for unfair dismissal and loss of income as a result of the station’s unlawful termination of her contract.

The quite popular account, @AdvoBarryRoux, posted an image of Unathi sitting at a desk at the radio station with the caption, “Unathi Nkayi’s monthly salary from Kaya FM was R81 250.” The tweet garnered over 1.2 million views and over 370 comments.

One Twitter user asked, “And @SizweDhlomo took that away from her?” to which Sizwe replied, “She lied and got what she deserved.”

Another user responded to Sizwe’s comment:

“Priding yourself in such, as if you have never lied. You are the type who expects to be forgiven but can’t forgive. How about a warninginyana… me chilling here waiting for your day.”

Sizwe clapped back, saying, “You’ll wait until the cows come home.”

After seeing Sizwe’s response regarding Unathi’s salary, another Twitter user accused Sizwe of allegedly taking food away from Unathi’s kids’ mouths. Sizwe simply replied, “I’m not here to debate with you.”

When asked about his own salary, Sizwe chose not to answer.

Unathi has not commented on the tweet.

Also see: Unathi Nkayi sues Kaya FM

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