He said he tried to sell it for one million naira. Don Jazzy, a music businessman, revealed that he previously attempted to sell his now-defunct record label, Mo'Hits, to another music producer, Obi Asika. In an exclusive interview with Bounce Radio, the Don stated that the idea emerged when the record company released D'banj's track "Tongolo," which did not create the expected financial returns. He alleged that he then asked Asika to buy it, but the transaction failed. Mo'hits was Don Jazzy's first record label before he and D'banj parted ways to start Mavin Records. Wande Coal was signed to Mo'hits Records.
He said he tried to sell it for one million naira. Don Jazzy, a music businessman, revealed that he previously attempted to sell his now-defunct record label, Mo'Hits, to another music producer, Obi Asika. In an exclusive interview with Bounce Radio, the Don stated that the idea emerged when the record company released D'banj's track "Tongolo," which did not create the expected financial returns. He alleged that he then asked Asika to buy it, but the transaction failed. Mo'hits was Don Jazzy's first record label before he and D'banj parted ways to start Mavin Records. Wande Coal was signed to Mo'hits Records.