The ongoing online feud involving content creators Dofido, Toxic Lyrikali, and VJ Patello has taken another dramatic turn, with fresh threats and explosive claims adding fuel to an already heated rivalry.
In the latest development, Dofido publicly appeared to side with Toxic Lyrikali, directing strong remarks at VJ Patello as the exchange between the personalities continues to dominate social media conversations.

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Dofido Makes Explosive Claim
Speaking during a recent online exchange, Dofido claimed that he had previously confronted VJ Patello physically, saying:
“Huyo kijana nilimng’oa meno juzi.”
The statement has quickly gone viral, sparking mixed reactions among fans. At the time of writing, the claim has not been independently verified, and VJ Patello has not publicly responded to this specific allegation.
Toxic Lyrikali and Dofido Present a United Front
The latest remarks suggest that Dofido and Toxic Lyrikali are now aligned in their criticism of VJ Patello.
Their online interactions have seen the pair exchange messages and comments aimed at Patello, escalating a dispute that has increasingly played out in public across social media platforms.

Supporters from both sides have also joined the debate, with hashtags, memes, and reaction videos spreading rapidly online.
Fans React to the Escalating Tensions
The latest round of exchanges has divided audiences.
While some followers have encouraged the creators to settle their differences away from social media, others have treated the dispute as entertainment, eagerly following every new development.
Several users have also urged all parties to avoid language that could encourage violence or further inflame the situation.

Will the Feud End Anytime Soon?
With each side continuing to exchange barbs online, there is little indication that the conflict is nearing an end.
Whether the trio eventually reconciles or the rivalry escalates further remains to be seen, but for now, the ongoing back-and-forth continues to generate significant attention and engagement across Kenyan social media.