Urge event organizers to stop booking Oscar Mbo
Urge event organizers to stop booking Oscar Mbo
Recent signers:
Takhona Dlamini and 19 others have signed recently.
The Issue
I am writing this petition with deep concern and a personal story that has greatly impacted my outlook on supporting certain individuals in the entertainment industry. Oscar Mbo, a South African DJ and music producer, is someone I can no longer support due to his abusive behavior towards his ex-girlfriend, Ursula Dlamini. His physical abuse towards Ursula is not just an isolated incident but a reflection of a deep-rooted problem that must be addressed if we are to ensure the safety and respect of everyone in this industry.
Oscar Mbo, while talented, should not be given a platform that celebrates or condones his behavior. According to statistics from the Department of Justice, individuals who face domestic abuse are not only left with physical scars but also endure psychological trauma that can last a lifetime. The Entertainment Industry should be one that promotes positivity, safe environments, and respect for all participants, not one that supports individuals guilty of domestic abuse.
We urge event organizers to take a stand and choose not to book Oscar Mbo until he has shown genuine remorse and taken tangible steps towards rehabilitation. Domestic violence should never be treated lightly, and it's time we as a community, make a united stand against it.
Allowing Oscar Mbo to perform at events sends a message that domestic abuse is an acceptable behavior, which it is not. It's important for event organizers to set a precedent of prioritizing the well-being and safety of all individuals above the talent of a single performer.
By refusing to book Oscar Mbo, event organizers have the power to influence change and take a step towards creating a more respectful and safe community for everyone involved. This is why this petition calls for all event organizers to take a firm stance against booking him until he has addressed his past behavior through meaningful actions.
Join us in making sure that the message we send as a community is one of zero tolerance for domestic abuse. Sign this petition to voice your support in holding Oscar Mbo accountable for his actions and prioritizing the safety and respect of everyone in the entertainment industry. Together, we can make a difference.
Oscar Mbo, while talented, should not be given a platform that celebrates or condones his behavior. According to statistics from the Department of Justice, individuals who face domestic abuse are not only left with physical scars but also endure psychological trauma that can last a lifetime. The Entertainment Industry should be one that promotes positivity, safe environments, and respect for all participants, not one that supports individuals guilty of domestic abuse.
We urge event organizers to take a stand and choose not to book Oscar Mbo until he has shown genuine remorse and taken tangible steps towards rehabilitation. Domestic violence should never be treated lightly, and it's time we as a community, make a united stand against it.
Allowing Oscar Mbo to perform at events sends a message that domestic abuse is an acceptable behavior, which it is not. It's important for event organizers to set a precedent of prioritizing the well-being and safety of all individuals above the talent of a single performer.
By refusing to book Oscar Mbo, event organizers have the power to influence change and take a step towards creating a more respectful and safe community for everyone involved. This is why this petition calls for all event organizers to take a firm stance against booking him until he has addressed his past behavior through meaningful actions.
Join us in making sure that the message we send as a community is one of zero tolerance for domestic abuse. Sign this petition to voice your support in holding Oscar Mbo accountable for his actions and prioritizing the safety and respect of everyone in the entertainment industry. Together, we can make a difference.
Musa KhawulaPetition Starter
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Recent signers:
Takhona Dlamini and 19 others have signed recently.
The Issue
I am writing this petition with deep concern and a personal story that has greatly impacted my outlook on supporting certain individuals in the entertainment industry. Oscar Mbo, a South African DJ and music producer, is someone I can no longer support due to his abusive behavior towards his ex-girlfriend, Ursula Dlamini. His physical abuse towards Ursula is not just an isolated incident but a reflection of a deep-rooted problem that must be addressed if we are to ensure the safety and respect of everyone in this industry.
Oscar Mbo, while talented, should not be given a platform that celebrates or condones his behavior. According to statistics from the Department of Justice, individuals who face domestic abuse are not only left with physical scars but also endure psychological trauma that can last a lifetime. The Entertainment Industry should be one that promotes positivity, safe environments, and respect for all participants, not one that supports individuals guilty of domestic abuse.
We urge event organizers to take a stand and choose not to book Oscar Mbo until he has shown genuine remorse and taken tangible steps towards rehabilitation. Domestic violence should never be treated lightly, and it's time we as a community, make a united stand against it.
Allowing Oscar Mbo to perform at events sends a message that domestic abuse is an acceptable behavior, which it is not. It's important for event organizers to set a precedent of prioritizing the well-being and safety of all individuals above the talent of a single performer.
By refusing to book Oscar Mbo, event organizers have the power to influence change and take a step towards creating a more respectful and safe community for everyone involved. This is why this petition calls for all event organizers to take a firm stance against booking him until he has addressed his past behavior through meaningful actions.
Join us in making sure that the message we send as a community is one of zero tolerance for domestic abuse. Sign this petition to voice your support in holding Oscar Mbo accountable for his actions and prioritizing the safety and respect of everyone in the entertainment industry. Together, we can make a difference.
Oscar Mbo, while talented, should not be given a platform that celebrates or condones his behavior. According to statistics from the Department of Justice, individuals who face domestic abuse are not only left with physical scars but also endure psychological trauma that can last a lifetime. The Entertainment Industry should be one that promotes positivity, safe environments, and respect for all participants, not one that supports individuals guilty of domestic abuse.
We urge event organizers to take a stand and choose not to book Oscar Mbo until he has shown genuine remorse and taken tangible steps towards rehabilitation. Domestic violence should never be treated lightly, and it's time we as a community, make a united stand against it.
Allowing Oscar Mbo to perform at events sends a message that domestic abuse is an acceptable behavior, which it is not. It's important for event organizers to set a precedent of prioritizing the well-being and safety of all individuals above the talent of a single performer.
By refusing to book Oscar Mbo, event organizers have the power to influence change and take a step towards creating a more respectful and safe community for everyone involved. This is why this petition calls for all event organizers to take a firm stance against booking him until he has addressed his past behavior through meaningful actions.
Join us in making sure that the message we send as a community is one of zero tolerance for domestic abuse. Sign this petition to voice your support in holding Oscar Mbo accountable for his actions and prioritizing the safety and respect of everyone in the entertainment industry. Together, we can make a difference.
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Petition created on January 14, 2026