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.
“My memories of Ajegunle includes four or five things. School, which was primary school; come back home, follow my dad to the farm, which was at the back of the house, then come back in the night, join my mum who sells akara in the front of the house. Then in the morning my brother and I will walk to go and carry agidi.
“We used to go and carry it from the woman that my mother ordered it from. They used to make it early in the morning; so, it is hot and still like pap. We will bring it back home before it turns to agidi (like eko) then we go to school. Every successful person has a story to tell, No pain, No gain
This life no essy for anybody.i pray god knows shame us
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
That's nice,every successful person has a story to tell.anyways thanks to God
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
Everyone needs to be successful because porvety is a dieseas
Every successful person always have an horrible past, No pain no gain
Always have a story to tell when you are rich and famous. Is good to be good
Before an iron become a gold, must have. Passed through fire, success at last
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.
What an heartfelt touching story, may we a have a successful story to give at the end
Everyone has his or her own story. When your time comes, you'll surely make it
What a humbling background but his back is not on the ground now . many of our young one now want to fly from day one
Ones background doesn't matter if such person is focus on the goal he or she wants to achieve
Such is life, Every successful person has a story to tell, No pain, No gain
All successful person has a story to tell, No pain, No gain
This is so inspiring. I never knew he had it tough as a child
That good and good news for him. He fight to break the chain of poverty
He is a super star now. For every star their is a horrible story to be heard and lesson to be learnt. Who could have guess such a star like Don J has faced such a hard time.
This life no essy for anybody.i pray god knows shame us Reply
May the Lord bless our hustle because growing up in Nigeria is a testimony
Such is life, Every successful person has a story to tell, No pain.
Perfect timing for us, God bless us with good day ahead, cheer up and be safe
The music producer spoke about his childhood days during a Black Box Interview with Ebuka
Nawah o, everybody has his or her own story It is not easy to be a wealthy person at all
If you are successful today u must surely have a story to tell
It is not easy to make it in this life at all you have to hustle like anything
how every day u are serious on me but i have been thinking of u dear and any time i see ur pic i feel like my heart is under constructed,Finding you has set my heart free. Each day it gets a little stronger and a little more willing to let you in. It gets harder and harder to fight this love I feel
Yeah every success man always say they have a bad childhood even if it's a lie but they will just say it to gain more fans
Everybody has it hustle story in nigeria,we are natural hustlers,may God bless our hustle
Greatness starts from somewhere. Great people always have rough pasts.
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 was9 years
This life no easy but I pray we shall make it where ever it is
Everyone always has a story but never the less am still happy for you sir
We used to go and carry it from the woman that my mother ordered it from..
My memories of Ajegunle includes four or five things. School, which was primary school; come back home, follow my dad to the farm, which was at the back of the house, then come back in the night, join my mum who sells akara in the front of the house.
Every successful people must have passed through some terrible things before they became successful person, I pray God help us
Such is life, who don't have today may be lucky tomorrow
We all have a race to run story to tell
All I know is that, hard work pays and nothing good comes easy
Everybody has a story to tell Make God Almighty bless the works of our hand s
That is good every successful man must have a story to, I pray God no go shame us
What an heart touching story, thank God u now smile to share the story with the worst would have been if you went successful till noe
WOW. Someone has to suffer before making it in this life. God bless you more
From grass to grace God pls bless our hustle
Yes that's past and everyone suppose to have that
We all have a story to tell. May God keep blessing him. Nice one
This is a good experience. We need to learn from it. Good one.
He said, “My growing up was amazing, beautiful. I grew up in two places, Ajegiunle and Egbeda. First, Ajegunle, I was born in Ajegunle. I moved to Egbeda when I was
Everyone has their story to tell. thank God is labour is not in vain
Wow he has really suffered in the past,now he's living the life👏
This one everyone is selling akara this days before they blow. Nah to go find akara sell ooo
Every successful person has a story to tell, No pain, No gain, that is life.
In the dullness of time, we go tell the whole world our story. Kudus To all you win
hmmm! nothing good comes easy.
