Famous singer D’banj said that music mogul Don Jazzy was the one who proposed they split while reminiscing about the Mo’Hits breakup.
Recall that in 2012, Don Jazzy declared the dissolution of Mo’Hits, claiming a disagreement with D’banj.
In a recent episode of Seun Okinbaloye’s Mic On podcast, D’banj asserted that Don Jazzy was solely to blame for Mo’Hits’ breakup.
“If I were to go back in time, I wouldn’t have done anything differently regarding my relationship with Don Jazzy, especially when the idea to go our separate ways didn’t come from me. It came from Don Jazzy 100 per cent. And that’s why we have no issue.
“Jazzy gave me 100 per cent of my catalogue and maybe 10 other songs I have not released… If was a journey for me, even though he had his opinion, I knew that we needed to cement that global movement and I’m glad that even after, God still did it for us with ‘Oliver Twist’, which was the last record we released together,” he remarked.
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D’banj said he doesn’t regret parting ways with Don Jazzy, stressing that their split was predestined.
He, however, admitted that he missed collaborating with Don Jazzy.
Nigerian singer Oludipe David, aka Spyro, has stated that he won’t go bankrupt even if he stops performing, emphasizing that the majority of his income comes from performing at joint events.
Speaking on the Adesope Live show, the “Who Is Your Guy” crooner revealed that because his music is appropriate for all audiences, he receives bookings from elites and cooperative institutions.
Spyro stated that a lot of people underestimate his wealth because of his humility.
“If I stop making music today, I’m made. A lot of people don’t know that because I don’t brag,” he said.
“I really don’t do industry shows. Do cooperate.shows I have carved a niche for myself in the industry like that. I get book for events by banks and elites like Tony Elumelu every end of the year.
“Because when they are looking for clean music maybe because children are going to be at the event, only few artists like myself, Chike and Johnny Drille can be called upon.”
Spyro added that aside from music earnings, he has also made a lot of investments to safeguard his future.
