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After becoming successful, Nigerian music executive Michael Collins Ajereh, better known by his stage name Don Jazzy, revealed that he returned to find the girls who had rejected him in secondary school.
The musician claims that the rejection he experienced in high school traumatized him.
The head of Marvin Records reportedly talked about his prior experience when he appeared on the Keeping It Real With Jima show.
The music producer clarified that even as an adult, his event had a psychological impact on him.
He further disclosed that, in an effort to get over the psychological trauma, he returned to search for the girls after becoming well-known and prosperous.
“I wasn’t attractive while I was in secondary school. I was always being turned down by girls back then, so thank God for music. However, I returned to find all the girls who had turned me down after I achieved success. However, he disclosed that nearly all of them were already married.
Don Jazzy, meanwhile, has stated that he may continue looking for a life spouse outside of Nigeria, with East African nations currently on his mind.
The Mavin Records boss, who oversees Mavin Records, reportedly made the comment in a lighthearted Instagram exchange with fans.
He is a “African treasure” who belongs to the entire continent, not just Nigerians, according to an admirer. He responded in a lighthearted manner, saying that although he has never been to Uganda, he frequently has a great connection with several African nations, such as Ghana, South Africa, and Uganda.
He continued to make jokes about marriage and love, stating that he may look to Tanzania or Uganda if he couldn’t find a wife in Nigeria.
He also mentioned that he had heard good things about ladies in other nations.
I feel like I’m South African at times and Ghanaian at others. Even though I haven’t visited Uganda, I sometimes feel like I’m from there, and I’ve heard it’s hot there,” he remarked.
“I’ve heard the girls there are lovely. Do the females in Uganda like me if you’re from there and you’re gorgeous? I didn’t find a wife in Nigeria, so perhaps I could travel to Uganda. Perhaps I should travel to Tanzania or Uganda to locate a wife.
