I Miss D'Banj - Don Jazzy Confesses










The split between two former co-label owners of Mohits Records; D'Banj and Don Jazzy, will be a year old in few weeks time. Their going-apart is still one of the most talked about in the Nigerian music industry.
Even almost a year after, people still talk about their split like it happened yesterday. Both parties have floated their own music labels: Mavin Records and DB Records; Don Jazzy and D'Banj respectively and have moved on with their lives.

At the AY Show held last night in Lagos, while answering questions on the red carpet, Don Jazzy confessed that he misses D'Banj.

The Delta State multi-award winning beats maker said, "D'Banj is doing well wherever he is. You're putting words in my mouth; yes, but of course, I miss him."

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