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270 Views Don Jazzy, CEO of Mavin Records, says he regrets not signing musicians like Falz, Simi, and Teni. Advertisement second part of his Black Box Interview with Ebuka Obi-Uchendu, the TV host. Don Jazzy said things didn’t work out between Falz and Mavin as the singer was affiliated with another manager. Commenting on Simi, the record label boss said the music cover contest he had staged to select new artistes didn’t single her out as a winner. Advertisement “Regrets? I wish I signed Falz; Simi. Of course, the opportunity came. Don’t say I turned them down. For ...

Ademola Olonilua Mavin boss, Don Jazzy, has given a peek into his childhood days. He revealed that he grew up in Ajegunle where he helped his father do some farm work and also sold akara (bean cakes) for his mother. The music producer spoke about his childhood days during a Black Box Interview with Ebuka Obi-Uchendu. The beatmaker further mentioned that at the age of 11, they moved to Egbeda. He said, “My growing up was amazing, beautiful. I grew up in two places, Ajegunle and Egbeda. First, Ajegunle, I was born in Ajegunle. I moved to Egbeda when I was about 11 years old.

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Florence + the Machine are some of the artists she likes. Asked about what she watches, the author revealed that she loves European TV shows. She is, however, not a fan of American comedy. She hardly ever watches Nollywood, although she is grateful that the industry exists. She has a problem with dialogues and some basic things, but she watched Living in Bondage and liked it. 4. Growing up in 'Achebe's house. There's a link that people love to establish between legendary writer Chinua Achebe and Chimamanda. Top amongst them is that the author grew up in A...