In a recent interview, Grammy-nominated artist, Davido revealed that his encounter with Don Jazzy and D'banj in 2008 sparked his interest in music.

At just 14 years old, Davido had the opportunity to pick up Don Jazzy and D'banj from the airport in Atlanta, where they had arrived for a show and a potential collaboration with Kanye West. Davido was fascinated by their lifestyle and the thrill of spending over $20,000 at a club.

This experience had a profound impact on Davido, inspiring him to pursue a career in music. He has since become one of the most successful Afrobeats artists globally, with a recent Grammy nomination for his collaboration with Chris Brown on the song Sensational.

How Don Jazzy and D'banj inspired Davido to choose music as his full-time job. pic.twitter.com/AsoKUu5hcc

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On his social media page, Don Jazzy shared a video showcasing his impressive fleet, including a Rolls Royce, among other sleek rides.

In the caption, Don Jazzy expressed his enduring affection for his older luxury cars, welcoming the new additions to the family. "Even if some new toys join the family, I will love you anyway," he wrote.

Lastly, Don Jazzy's latest acquisition is proof of his success in the music industry and his taste for luxury.

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The Lagos Liga X handle broke the news on Wednesday, November 13, 2024, stating, "THE WAIT IS OVER! Introducing 30BG Sports Club to Lagos Liga 2024. The 001 has landed."

Davido, known globally for his high-energy performances and chart-topping hits, is now venturing into sports, bringing his renowned spirit and drive to the league with 30BG Sports Club.

The Lagos Liga, set to kick off in December 2024, promises intense matches as Davido's 30BG Sports Club faces off against other celebrity-owned teams, including: Don Jazzy's Supremos FC, Tacha's Titans FC and D'Banj's Koko FC.

Meanwhile, Davido's latest business venture comes on the heels of his recent hit single Awuke.

With his influence extending beyond music and entertainment, Davido is poised to make a significant impact in Nigeria's premier private football league.

Fans are eagerly anticipating the competition, wondering if 30BG Sports Club will emerge victorious under Davido's leadership.

THE WAIT IS OVER!

Introducing 30BG Sports Club to Lagos Liga 2024. The 001 has landed.

David Adedeji Adeleke, popularly known as Davido (aka OBO) is a globally renowned singer, songwriter and record producer. @davido

He is known for his energetic live performances, his… pic.twitter.com/9LjPRH9yU7

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"Anyway" serves as the second track on Johnny Drille and Don Jazzy's latest collaboration, Hard Guy Confessions, read the song's lyrics below.

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Johnny Drille & Don Jazzy - Anyway Lyrics

It’s a gbedu
It’s a gbedu

Even if you make more money than me my darling
(I’ll love you anyway)
What if I lose my steeze and composure too you tell me
(I’ll love you anyway)
What if my giving o I’s no longer giving oo
(I’ll love you anyway)
So there juju no go work, their gossip no go work you tell me
(I’ll love you anyway)

If I dey a billion miles away
If I start to eat a million times a day
What if I come gamble our savings
Baby shey you no go tell me sai gobe
If I no come fine again
If I no come fresh again
If I no get leg, If I no get teeth, If we no fit chop again
Imagine I stop to pray
Though that will be so insane
Tell me Ada Owerri, will you love me anyway

Even if you make more money than me my darling
(I’ll love you anyway)
What if I lose my steeze and composure too you tell me
(I’ll love you anyway)
What if my giving o I’s no longer giving oo
(I’ll love you anyway)
So their juju no go work, their gossip no go work you tell me
(I’ll love you anyway)

If I grow a pot belly, shey you no go go funny
If them start to come for me shey you no go japa ni
If I borrow big money shey you go pay it off for me
If them suck my blood dry shey you go be my blood tonic
My baby what do you say
If I no come fine again
If I no come fresh again
If I no get leg, If I no get teeth, If we no fit chop again
Imagine I stop to pray
Though that will be so insane
Tell me Ada Owerri will you love me anyway

Even if you make more money than me my darling
(I’ll love you anyway)
What if I lose my steeze and composure too you tell me
(I’ll love you anyway)
What if my giving o is no longer giving oo
(I’ll love you anyway)
So their juju no go work, their gossip no go work you tell me
(I’ll love you anyway)

If I no know how to dance will you dance with me elomi
If I come in prayer will you call on elohim
If I beg you sing for will you sing me joromi
If our love quench fire
Will you pour the kerosene

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The official lyrics for "It Hurts," the emotional new track from Johnny Drille and Don Jazzy, are right below. It Hurts serves as the introductory track on the duo's joint EP, Hard Guy Confessions.

Johnny Drille & Don Jazzy Lyrics

Have you ever been in love, but end up messing it up
Omo that shit hurts
So bad it hurts so bad
When you come realize say you let a good one go
Omo that shit hurts so bad
It hurts so bad
It hurts so bad
On God
Have you ever been In love but end up messing it up
That shit hurts so bad
It hurts so bad
When you come realize say you let the good one go
Omo that shit hurt so bad
It hurts so bad
It hurts so bad
On God
Of course it hurts so bad
It hurts so bad
It hurts so bad
On God

E dey pain me for my chest
You were my lover and my friend
Now it's all come to an end
E dey pain me die
See I no fit forget
Cause it was too real what we shared
Is it too late to say that I'm sorry

I no know how I go come fuck up like this o
I dey cry, I dey beg make you come forgive o
Baby give me your love again
Oh Aduke
Aduke mi oo
Ololufe da mi lowun jowo
And I go treat you better oloun hmm

Have you ever been in love and end up messing it up
Omo that shit hurts so bad it hurts so bad
When you come realize say you let a good one go
Omo that shit hurts so bad
It hurts so bad
It hurts so bad
On God
Of course shit hurts so bad
It hurts so bad
It hurts so bad
On God
Have you ever been in love but end up messing it up
That shit hurts so bad on God
When you come realize say you let a good one go
Omo that shit hurts so bad on God
That shit hurts so bad
It hurts so bad
It hurts so bad
On God

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Sing along to the infectious lyrics of Hold Me by Johnny Drille and Don Jazzy. Hold Me is the third track on the duo's joint EP, Hard Guy Confessions.

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Johnny Drille & Don Jazzy - Hold Me Lyrics

You dey blow my mind anytime you hold me, you dey blow my
To the rhythm and bass make I rock you slowly, make I rock you
You dey make a man craze anytime you hold me, you dey make a man
Allow me hold your waist make we just dey jolly, oh my Julie eh

Every time I think of you,
E dey do me like screw wan lose
Carry me go where I no know
The way you do me me I no know
Cause I no dey fit to keep my cool
I go dey do like mumu
Cause you’re my fantasy
Oh baby you’re my everything
I fit to die for you
Anything you want baby I go do
Darling my love e sure for you
Anything for my baby boo

Any anytime you smile you make me lose my cool
Spend all of my money on you
Baby girl tell me wetin you put for your stew
Very sweet ooo

You dey blow my mind anytime you hold me, you dey blow my
To the rhythm and bass make I rock you slowly, make I rock you
You dey make a man craze anytime you hold me, you dey make a man
Make I hold your waist make we just dey jolly, oh my Julie oh

I go dey comment for all your post, all your post
I go dey by your side I no go ghost, no go ghost
If dem other boys like you make them toast, make them toast
Until my fire go burn them, e go roast, e go roast
Oya take my kisses, my kisses and all my riches
Dem other boys, dem dem be leeches
I no dey mind all these dem witches
And anytime you smile you make me lose my cool
Spend all my money on you
Baby girl tell me wetin you put for your stew
Very sweet ooo

You dey blow my mind anytime you hold me, you dey blow my
To the rhythm and bass make I rock you slowly, make I rock you
You dey make a man craze anytime you hold me, you dey make a man
Make I hold your waist make we just dey jolly, oh my Julie oh

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Peace Of Mind is the closing track on Johnny Drille and Don Jazzy's recently released EP, Hard Guy Confessions, check out the song's lyrics below.

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Johnny Drille & Don Jazzy - Peace Of Mind Lyrics

To survive you gats stay strong, no give up the fight no limit your mind
To survive you gats stay strong, no give up the fight no limit your mind
Nothing wey fit mess with my peace of mind (my peace of mind)
Everything go set when it is my time (when it is my time)
You go see me when it’s my time to shine o (my time to shine)
Nothing wey fit mess with my peace of mind (my peace of mind)

As I dey hustle every night and day
Make I no lose my head and go insane
Awele, Awele oo
Come my way, come my way
Father, na only you I know, you be my only hope
Make you no let them take my joy away
Father, na only you I know, na you be my only hope
Make you no let them kill my spirit, spirit

To survive you gats stay strong, no give up the fight no limit your mind
To survive you gats stay strong, no give up the fight no limit your mind
Nothing Wey fit mess with my peace of mind (my peace of mind)
Everything go set when it is my time (when it is my time)
You go see me when it’s my time to shine o (my time to shine)
I say nothing wey fit mess with my peace of mind (my peace of mind)
Everything go set when it is my time (when it is my time)
You go see me when it’s my time to shine o (my time to shine)
Nothing wey fit mess with my peace of mind (my peace of mind)
I say nothing Wey fit mess with my peace of mind (my peace of mind)

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In a recent social media exchange, Kizz Daniel declined a fan's dare to diss Grammy award-winning singer Wizkid.

The fan, @continentalBoy2, had urged Kizz Daniel to take a shot at Wizkid, likely referencing Wizkid's recent clash with Davido. However, Kizz Daniel refused, stating, "I bet 30BG will love this . Na machala and baddest workings most of us dey enjoy now, it will be unwise my brother. Respect the ones before you."

This exchange occurred during a chat with fans of 30BG, who expressed their love and appreciation for Kizz Daniel's music. @TUMMYOF30BG said, "Bro, but 30BG love you sha. Just know that." Kizz Daniel responded, "Then let 30BG show it … Y'all are rugged and hyped, Vaddicts are calculative and Wise perfect blend."

Meanwhile, in a subsequent tweet, Kizz Daniel extended his respect to industry pioneers, describing Olamide Adedeji (Olamide) as the "godfather of the new music industry." Also, he recognized music producer Michael Collins Ajere (Don Jazzy) and music star Chibuzor Nelson Azubuike (Phyno) as trailblazers.

This tribute was sparked by a fan, Ayomilekan, who acknowledged Olamide's significant contribution to the industry. Ayomilekan credited Olamide as a blessing and a pathfinder for the current generation of singers.

By refusing to engage in negativity and instead showing respect for industry veterans, Kizz Daniel has demonstrated his commitment to promoting unity within the music industry.

I bet 30BG will love this na machala and baddest workings most of us dey enjoy now , it will be unwise my brother Respect the ones before you https://t.co/WR5XEFWLof

— VADO D’GREAT (@KizzDaniel) November 12, 2024

It would be unwise for me to diss Wizkid — singer Kizz Daniel tells fan#Instablog9jagists #TrendingStory #Awareness #StayUpdated pic.twitter.com/05WG9cztMN

— Instablog9ja (@instablog9ja) November 12, 2024

That’s the Godfather of the New industry along side Don Jazzy and Phyno … story for another day https://t.co/TTLbEl4E6T

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In an interview with Tacha (Natacha Akide) on Cool FM, Tiwa Savage confessed that, unlike her early days, she now creates music on her own terms as an established artist.

Additionally, recalling her collaboration with Don Jazzy on the hit song Eminado, Tiwa Savage revealed she initially disliked the track but Don Jazzy insisted on its inclusion in her album. However, the song's subsequent success left her surprised.

Meanwhile, Tiwa praised Don Jazzy's market understanding, admitting she often reluctantly acknowledges his instincts.

Also, the interview sparked a lighthearted moment when Don Jazzy complimented Tiwa's appearance in the comments, saying: "See as person fresh. Fresh Queen."

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Don Jazzy took to his social media page to share the news of Tega being the new President of Mavin Records. Also, he praised Tega's passion, resilience, and commitment to the music label.

"I'm proud to announce Tega's expanded role as President and COO of Mavin," Don Jazzy wrote. "I've watched him build teams, develop executives, and ensure our talents have sustainable careers from the start."

Meanwhile, Tega's promotion is seen as a strategic move to drive Mavin Records' continued growth and success in the African music industry.

Also, with Tega at the helm, fans and industry insiders expect Mavin Records to break new ground and achieve bigger milestones.

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D'banj's Koko FC will compete for the N50 million prize, the largest per-game prize in the Nigerian football league.

To recruit talented players, D'banj invited aspiring footballers to upload a 1-minute video showcasing their skills on The Cream platform. The top-voted players will be selected for a physical game to finalize the team.

"Upload a 1-minute video of your skills on the pitch… The top voted players each week will be picked, and we’ll meet up on the pitch for a physical game to select the team!" D'banj announced on X.

Meanwhile, Koko FC's launch has generated excitement among Nigerian football enthusiasts, marking D'banj's entry into the sports industry.

Koko FC is now recruiting Upload a 1-minute video of your skills on the pitch to The Cream platform. The top voted players each week will be picked, and we’ll meet up on the pitch for a physical game to select the team! Show us what you've got! Koko Ah Koko @Koko__Fc…

— D'banj D Kokomaster (@iamdbanj) October 23, 2024

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Firstly, DJ Big N shed light on Don Jazzy's N4 million donation to crossdresser Bobrisky after his release from prison. According to DJ Big N, the donation was made through an intermediary. So, this intermediary solicited funds for Bobrisky, and not directly to the crossdresser. Basically, DJ Big N emphasized that Don Jazzy and Bobrisky never met.

Meanwhile, regarding the Oluwadolarz issue, DJ Big N revealed that he was the one who introduced Oluwadolarz to Don Jazzy. Also, DJ Big N claimed that Oluwadolarz's allegations of being threatened with a compromising proposal in exchange for fame were fabricated as a publicity stunt.

Lastly, DJ Big N's clarification aims to set the record straight on the recent controversies surrounding Don Jazzy.

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From music moguls to Grammy-winning artists, these philanthropic acts have left fans and critics alike in awe. While some give out small amounts within their means, others leave fans in awe of their massive contributions.

Here, we look at some Nigerian artists whose mega donations, running into millions, shook the internet.

1. Don Jazzy's N100m surprise

Firstly, music mogul Michael Collins Ajereh, better known as Don Jazzy, recently left Nigerians astonished when he donated N100 million to the NGO run by a controversial online critic, Vincent Martins Otse, also known as Verydarkman (VDM). Despite being called out by VDM in the past for giving money to crossdresser Bobrisky, Don Jazzy still found him deserving of the huge donation. This act sparked numerous reactions, with many Nigerians expressing surprise at his generosity.

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2. Rema's N105m church donation

Secondly, Nigerian singer Divine Ikubor, popularly known as Rema, made headlines in September 2024 after donating N105 million to Christ Embassy church in Benin, Edo State. During a homecoming visit, Rema was moved to give a large sum to the church that had supported him and his family following his father’s death. His generous contribution was widely celebrated, showcasing his deep connection to the church.

Rema donates N105million to a church in Benin for Thanksgiving; recounts how the church opened a shop for his mom when they lost their dad
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3. Davido's N300m orphanage pledge

Meanwhile, one of the most notable acts of philanthropy recently came from Nigerian superstar Davido. In February 2024, amidst Nigeria’s economic downturn, the artist made a mega donation, pledging N300 million to orphanages across Nigeria. His foundation, the David Adeleke Foundation, released a statement detailing the breakdown of the funds distributed to 427 orphanages, benefiting nearly 14,000 children. Despite some criticism from online trolls, Davido stood by his decision and provided evidence of the donation, silencing sceptics. However, this wasn't the first time Davido demonstrated such generosity; in 2022, he also donated N250 million to orphanages across 28 Nigerian states, further cementing his reputation as a philanthropic star.

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4. Davido's Father's N1 billion church donation

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Additionally, Davido’s father, Adedeji Adeleke, a billionaire businessman, added to the family’s legacy of giving by donating N1 billion to the Cherubim and Seraphim Church in Surulere, Lagos. The donation, made in August 2024, was in honour of his late mother, Nnenna Esther Adeleke. This mega donation coming from someone who is not an artist shows the Adeleke family’s commitment to philanthropy and supporting their community, especially in Nigeria.

5. Wizkid donates N100 million to Surulere kids

Furthermore, Grammy-winning artist Wizkid made headlines with two significant philanthropic acts. In December 2023, he gifted N20 million to hypeman Money Gee (GOE) after a song was dedicated to him, reinforcing his image as a supportive figure in the industry.

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Additionally, Wizkid pledged and fulfilled a N100 million donation to children in his hometown of Surulere, Lagos, in memory of his late mother, Morayo Balogun. This act of generosity highlighted his commitment to honouring his mother's legacy and giving back to the community that shaped him.

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Confirming reports to BusinessDay, Don Jazzy expressed excitement about joining Lagos Liga, Africa's premier private football league. "Lagos Liga is the perfect opportunity for me to merge my passion for football with my commitment to developing talent," he stated.

Additionally, Supremos FC will compete against other teams for the N50 million prize, the largest per-game prize in Nigerian football.

Meanwhile, this move comes after fellow Nigerian artist Burna Boy invested in a football academy in Nigeria.

Lastly, Don Jazzy's Supremos Football Club is poised to make a significant impact in Nigerian football.

Let’s go https://t.co/XS52H1Cb7K

— SUPREMOS (@DONJAZZY) October 21, 2024

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Oluwadolarz took to Instagram on Sunday, October 20, to share a disturbing encounter with a music producer who allegedly demanded sexual favors in exchange for promoting his songs and helping him top the charts.

However, Don Jazzy, CEO of Mavin Records, responded to Oluwadolarz's claim. He urged him to tag the alleged producer to prove the authenticity of the statement. Don Jazzy wrote, "Tag the person or it is a lie sir."

Meanwhile, Oluwadolarz's initial post read, "You will promote my songs. Endorse my music. Help me top chart. But make I first bend over make you enter my Yansh. E.n.k.r sir."

Lastly, the development has sparked widespread outrage and concern within Nigeria's entertainment industry. It highlights the need for accountability and protection against exploitation.

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Skales took to social media to express gratitude to Don Jazzy, who recently donated N100 million to social media activist, Verydarkman's Non-Governmental Organisation.

Also, the Shake Body crooner recounted how Don Jazzy supported him early in his career. This was by gifting him N150,000 after performing at Industry Night. However, at the time, Skales had just signed with EME Record Label.

Meanwhile, Skales' post showed the legend's kindness and willingness to support emerging artists. Lastly, this sentiment echoes the widespread praise for Don Jazzy's philanthropy and commitment to empowering others in the music industry.

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