Mavin Records boss Don Jazzy has revealed he doesn’t have the strength of discipline to remain committed to one woman.
Speaking on The Nancy Isime Show, Don Jazzy explained that while some individuals can stay faithful once they’re attracted to someone. However, he struggles with that notion, admitting that he would still admire other women even when in a relationship.
Don Jazzy emphasised the importance of being truthful about his nature, acknowledging that his honesty might drive some people away.
“I don’t believe that I am strong enough to be with [only] one person. I think. People will run away from me being truthful. I will not be dating you and telling you that you’re the only person.
“Some people have the strength to be attracted to somebody [and no one else afterwards]. But for me, the fact that you’re a beautiful lady doesn’t stop me from admiring another woman. She is also beautiful,” Don Jazzy explained.
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Meanwhile, in March, Afrobeat singer Reekado Banks expressed his frustration with a mysterious demonic saboteur in the entertainment industry.
According to him on X, this individual has a history of manipulating and sabotaging the careers of young and talented artists.
In a cryptic message, Reekado Banks described the industry insider as either “absolutely clueless or plain demonic.”
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He hinted that this person has a pattern of luring budding talents into agreements that ultimately hinder their growth and success in the industry.
The “Easy Jeje” singer vowed to expose the identity of this individual in an upcoming interview, stating that he will reveal the truth about their destructive practices and how they have affected the careers of numerous young artists.
Reekado Banks in another post addressed speculation on his earlier statement, which many believed was directed at Don Jazzy, the founder of Mavin Records.
In a follow-up message, Reekado Banks clarified that he was not referring to Don Jazzy, sweetly calling him “Baba J.”
He said:
“It may not be obvious to you all , but I’m definitely not referring to Baba J. Ejo lol , pls n thanks. That said, oloriburuku gbaaaa, ni Eni to mo n so yi !”
