Breaking News: Although terrible to think about, it does happen. It was recently announced to the Malami community youth leader by Mr. Olofu, also known as Igwe America or Skalez, that Three days ago, D.J. Puffy finally left the Palace because of his lack of activity and commitment……….

Malami Community, Nigeria— In a statement that has rippled through the youth and cultural circles of Malami, community youth leader Mr. Olofu also known widely as Igwe America or Skalez, has confirmed that DJ Puffy has officially left the Palace. The announcement was made three days after what appears to have been a quiet and unexpected withdrawal from the center of community engagement.

Although terrible to think about, it does happen. Three days ago, DJ Puffy left the Palace due to a clear lack of activity and commitment. While we thank him for his past contributions, this is a moment for reflection and action.”

The news, while not entirely unexpected to insiders, still shocked many in the Malami community, especially those who viewed DJ Puffy as a cultural anchor and creative inspiration.

In Malami’s youth culture, “The Palace” isn’t a literal royal residence. It’s a symbolic term representing the leadership structure and creative hub where youth gather, plan, and execute development projects, cultural events, and social outreach. Being part of the Palace means holding a voice — and a responsibility — within the local youth governance and empowerment initiatives.

DJ Puffy, a long-time member of this inner circle, was seen not just as a DJ but as a trendsetter, community builder, and motivator of younger talent. His exit raises both concern and opportunity within the community.

While Mr. Olofu kept his statement brief, sources close to the Palace reveal that DJ Puffy had been absent from meetings, programs, and planning sessions for months. Repeated attempts to reach him and bring him back into the fold were reportedly unsuccessful.

We all have personal lives and struggles, but when you carry a title, especially within the youth space, it comes with duty. It’s not about fame — it’s about impact. DJ Puffy just stopped showing up.

The phrase “lack of activity and commitment” has since become a talking point online, as young people across Malami reflect on the responsibilities of leadership.

Public reaction has been divided. Some residents expressed disappointment, while others saw the departure as an opportunity for a new generation to emerge. Local social media has been buzzing with hashtags like

Sad to hear about DJ Puffy leaving the Palace. But if your fire dies, maybe someone else’s flame needs space to shine. Let’s build, not break.”

Others, however, were more critical, calling for greater transparency from those in leadership and asking if Puffy’s silence was a sign of deeper issues within the Palace structure.

In his closing remarks, Mr. Olofu didn’t dwell on DJ Puffy’s departure. Instead, he emphasized growth and continuity.

This is not the end of the Palace. It is the rebirth. We are now calling on those who have the passion and discipline to step forward. Titles are not for decoration — they are for service.

A special youth summit has been scheduled for later this month, where new roles will be announced and applications opened for young people eager to make a difference.

The departure of DJ Puffy from the Palace marks the end of an era — but not the end of the movement. It serves as a reminder that leadership is more than charisma and presence; it’s about consistency, sacrifice, and impact.

As the Malami community turns the page, the hope is that this moment of transition will ignite a stronger, more committed generation of youth leaders — ready to take the Palace to new heights.