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  • Newlywed escapes death on Third Mainland Bridge

    Newlywed escapes death on Third Mainland Bridge

    The Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA), in collaboration with emergency response agencies, has rescued 18 individuals involved in a vehicular collision on the Third Mainland Bridge.

    The LASTMA’s General Manager, Mr Olalekan Bakare-Oki in a statement on Saturday, in Lagos said that the accident occurred on Third Mainland Bridge near Ilaje, heading towards Iyana Oworonsoki.

    The statement, which was signed by Mr Taofiq Adebayo, Director, Public Affairs and Enlightenment Department, LASTMA added that among the victims were a newlywed couple returning to the mainland from the Ikoyi Marriage Registry.

    “The accident, which involved a mini truck (AGL 22 YE) and a commercial LT bus (BFG 204 XF), was attributed to a brake failure on the LT bus, which was traveling at excessive speed.

    “The bus collided with the mini truck, which was moving slowly due to mechanical difficulties. A total of 16 passengers seated in the rear of the LT bus—11 women and 5 men—sustained significant injuries.

    “They were swiftly transported to the Lagos State Trauma and Emergency Centre near the Toll Gate on the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway for urgent medical care,” he said.

    Bakare-Oki said that two additional passengers seated at the front of the LT commercial bus were trapped in the wreckage and suffered severe fractures to their limbs.

    He said they were extricated with the combined efforts of LASTMA personnel, emergency responders and concerned bystanders and later rushed to Gbagada General Hospital for specialised treatment.

    “The Lagos State Ambulance Service (LASABUS) and the Lagos State Emergency Management Agency (LASEMA) Response Unit (LRU) facilitated the swift evacuation of all casualties to medical facilities.

    “Law enforcement officers from Alonge Police Station and operatives of the Lagos State Task Force provided critical security support at the accident scene, ensuring order during the rescue operation,” he said.

    Expressing deep sympathy for the injured, Bakare-Oki, wished them a speedy recovery.

    He also underscored the importance of observing speed limits and maintaining vehicles in optimal condition, particularly the braking system, to prevent such tragedies.

    The LASTMA boss highlighted the intensified public enlightenment campaigns led by LASTMA’s Female Elite Corps, which aim to educate motorists—especially commercial bus operators—on safe driving practices before, during and beyond the festive season.

  • It’s very difficult not to cheat as a married person – Mr Macaroni

    It’s very difficult not to cheat as a married person – Mr Macaroni

    Nigerian comedian, actor and activist Adebowale Adedayo popularly known as Mr Macaroni, has expressed that being faithful in marriages and relationships can be difficult but also possible.

    The comedian who appeared on the ‘Diary Of A Naija Girl’ podcast, stated that he is currently not in a romantic relationship but he has gained significant experience by coaching his friends on their relationships.

    He said: “It’s possible not to cheat but it is very difficult. I might not be in a relationship or considering it right now, but I’m a relationship expert.

    “I’m serious. I’m an expert because my friends talk to me about their relationships and I advise them. But I think it’s easy to help them because I’m outside the relationship.

    “So, it’s very difficult not to cheat as a married person. Both male and female, not just the man… You tell yourself that you will cheat only once, but once you start, there’s no going back.”

  • Comedian Bovi shares vital secret to stay married

    Comedian Bovi shares vital secret to stay married

    Veteran Nigerian comedian Bovi Ugboma has shared some vital secrets he employs to stay married.

    In a recent interview with media personality VJ Adams, the stand-up comedian, actor, and writer revealed how he doesn’t take himself seriously, adding that this doesn’t mean he doesn’t get pushed or worried, as he practices doing things one day at a time. 

    The award-winning comedian also emphasizes the role of luck in his marriage, stating that he believes most marriages are a result of luck before any planning comes into play. 

    The comedian stressed that he isn’t the type of person who will stay in a place that isn’t conducive, which is why he said he is lucky when it comes to marriage.

    He said, “One day at a time, and don’t take yourself too seriously. I am lucky when it comes to marriage. I think most marriages have to do with luck before any form of planning comes into play.

    “So, I think I am lucky. I have learned not to take things too personally, but that doesn’t mean I don’t get pushed or worried.

    “There is no perfect marriage but perfection comes from loving the imperfection. I am not the type of person who will stay in a place that isn’t conducive, so that’s why I said I am lucky to be where I am, but, for many years, I was doing this one thing at a time, and I am a giver by nature.

    “I am lucky to have her and her wanting to have me, and wanting to have each other and make it work.”

  • Pastor Adeboye: “Anointing does not reduce romance; I have pet name I call my wife”

    Pastor Adeboye: “Anointing does not reduce romance; I have pet name I call my wife”

    Pastor Enoch Adeboye, General Overseer (G.O.) of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) has disclosed that he has a pet name that he calls his wife, Foluke, when they are alone and that anointing does not reduce romance in marriage.

    TheNewsGuru.com (TNG) reports Pastor Adeboye, fondly referred to as Daddy GO, made the disclosure on Friday, while revealing that when he is alone with Foluke, they are lovers, not Daddy G.O and Mummy G.O.

    While admonishing spouses, especially pastors, to create quality time for themselves to spice things up in their marriage, Adeboye, via a post on his official Facebook page, stated that some pastors hardly go on dates with their spouses because they consider such a romantic activity as a distraction from their focus on spiritual matters.

    He stressed that up until today, there is a pet name his wife calls him when they are alone and that he equally has a pet name that he calls her, adding that every time he calls her by that name, she cannot but smile.

    He wrote: “The fact that you are a Christian does not in any way take romance out of your marriage. Marriage is the only institution where romance and intimacy is allowed between a man and a woman. Some pastors hardly go on dates with their spouses because they consider such a romantic activity as a distraction from their focus on spiritual matters. Some of them don’t even play with their spouses anymore.

    “Beloved, the anointing does not reduce the need for romance in marriage. Isaac was an anointed man of God and a successful businessman, yet in Genesis 26:8,  the Bible says he was being romantic with his wife:

    “And it came to pass, when he had been there a long time, that Abimelech king of the Philistines looked out at a window, and saw, and, behold, Isaac was sporting with Rebekah his wife. Don’t become too rigid in your marriage; don’t have more fun elsewhere without your spouse. Make the times that you and your spouse spend together so much fun that you are always looking forward to seeing each other again.

    “If you are married, remember how you used to talk for long hours with your spouse before you got married and had children; revive that relationship again. Your spouse is still the same fellow you were very fond of, and the things you loved in him or her are still there. Don’t let all the cares of this life distract you from the gems in your spouse.

    “Once in a while, compose a poem for your spouse and read it to him or her in a romantic setting. Spice things up with pleasant surprises every now and then. Write a note and put it in his or her bag so that when they get to the office and open their bag, they will see the note and smile. Have a pet name that you call each other behind closed doors.

    “Up until today, there is a pet name my wife calls me when we are alone. I equally have a pet name that I call her, and every time I call her by that name, she cannot but smile at me lovingly. When we are alone, we are lovers, not Daddy G.O and Mummy G.O. Your marriage can be like heaven on earth if you and your spouse are deliberate about remaining the lovebirds that you were when you first got married. Don’t let the romance die”.

  • Era to lean on spouses – By Francis Ewherido

    Era to lean on spouses – By Francis Ewherido

    Let me start on a note of gratitude to all those who reached out to me when the column suddenly stopped a few Saturdays ago. Your love means a lot to me. The sudden interruption was not planned. It only became inevitable purely for personal reasons, but I am happy to be back.

    Today’s topic sounds unusual because leaning on spouses is naturally one of the pillars marriages are built on. The primary reason for marriage is companionship and leaning on each other is a form of companionship, so leaning on spouses has no era. It should be a permanent state of marriage. Unfortunately, it is not always so because many issues occur in marriages that make it difficult. Marriage remains a noble institution, but things can become complicated unless couples learn to keep their marriages simple.

    Many young people do not seem to understand what marriage is all about. Some feel it is all glitz, marry and live happily thereafter. This is partly true, but marriage is also a tale of the unexpected. Having been in marriage for 25 years and counting and having seen many marriages at close quarters, my favourite marital vows remain: “I, (name), take you, (name), for my lawful wife/husband, to have and to hold, from this day forward, for better, for worse, for richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health, until death do us part.” These vows depict the reality of marriages as I have seen them over the years.

     I will cite a few examples. I have known a couple for over 20 years now. The woman was pregnant at a time, but had a miscarriage. Right now, they are childless, but have stuck together. Now she’s down with a life-threatening ailment and really frail. The last time I saw them, the husband was right beside her. I was very happy with his devotion. 

    A very close friend of mine got married over 30 years when an average family size was about four children. They had the first two and that was it. Because we are very close, I could talk, and I told her the last daughter was overdue for a younger sibling. “My brother, na so e suppose be, but as another one nor gree come, wetin I go do now? They never had a third child and the husband did not go out to father more children. The two children are married and they are proud grandparents, living happily.

     I was planning to visit a young couple who just had a baby. I had scheduled a visit when he told me that the baby had died, barely a month after delivery. I was gutted, but this is one of the tales of the unexpected that happen in marriage.

    I have an old acquaintance. He is late now, but he was stupendously rich, the family remains very comfortable, but the wife gave me an insight into the early stages of their marriage, how they cramped their six children into their small Volkswagen vehicle. Seeing the opulence around them, it is difficult to reconcile their current status with their humble beginning. I have another acquaintance who told me several times how he started his married life in a one-room accommodation. He is a very rich man by any standard today. His humble beginning is distant memory. That is partly why I vehemently disagree with those who say someone who lives in a one room should not marry. For me, where the man is starting from is not as important as where he is going to. As long a man has focus and knows where he is going to, the starting point is immaterial.

    I have always believed and I maintain that a man must have two things before marriage: a roof over your head, rented or owned. A squatter or someone who lives with his parents has no business getting married. Every married woman should be queen in her empire, even if it is a single room. Two queens living together with two different husbands under one roof is a breeding ground for conflict. Have your own accommodation before marriage. Two, you should have a regular source of livelihood. It is not proper to marry someone’s daughter when you are unable to feed her. Anyone who has fulfilled these two criteria is good to go materially speaking. What is important is your plan to move from where you are to a higher level. That is why a supportive spouse is very important. 

    Some of us grew up in homes where our mothers were helpmates to our fathers. They worked hard to put food on the table, a roof over our heads and see us through school. Such teamwork continues till date. Some 10 to 15 years ago, I had older friends who, with their wives, toiled to see their children through school and give them a good life. Some of them who had never been abroad now travel to do omugwo, go on holidays, etc. I feel very happy for them. They are enjoying the fruits of their labour and well done to these children who remembered the sacrifices their parents made for them.

    What has been irritating me, which partly prompted today’s column are the posts I read from this indomie and microwave generation. They want everything ready-made before marriage. Marriage is all I have stated above and much more. Marriage is part of life and life is a tale of the unexpected. You can plan, but the unexpected will still occur. So, this fixed mind set on marriage by the younger generation is very defective. I hope they realise these and change their mindsets sooner before they mess up their lives.

    The other reason that necessitated today’s article was a call I got from a friend. He just lost his close friend suddenly and he blamed it on pressure from his wife who kept making comparism between him and his peers. I was pissed because that is wrong. There are better ways of inspiring spouses, not eroding their self-esteem. Times are tough and spouses are supposed to stick to each other, not put pressure on spouses. I do not have patience with spouses who put unnecessary pressure on their spouses. Now the husband is dead. With both spouses, they were struggling, how is she going to cope?

    Nigerians are going through a lot already. This is no time for spouses to make life more burdensome. Many of those who laboured patiently in the past are now enjoying the fruits of their labour. Marriage is a marathon, not sprint. Do not kill your spouse with stress. Treat each other with love and patience. This generation need to go back to the foundation to understand the essence of marriage before going into it. Too many of them are clueless about what the basics of marriage are.

    ADIEU, OLORI FLORENCE WALEADE AJOKE BABAYEMI, Ph.D

    Some goodbyes are tough to say. The death of grandma, as I fondly call her, is one of such goodbyes. Grandma was the mother-in-law of one of my brothers, Ufuoma, who recently passed on at the age of 86. Grandma had a personal relationship with virtually every member of the Ewherido Family. Her life reminds me of Philippians 2: 6-8. She was the wife of the late Olufin of Gbongan, Osun State, Oba (Dr.) Solomon Babayemi. She also earned her own Ph.D. She raised six successful children and left behind many grandchildren and great grandchildren. 

    She had enough worldly possessions and achievements to be very arrogant about, but was embarrassingly humble. She was deeply spiritual. Her life revolved round devotion to God, the work of God and service to humanity. Of course, she was a core family woman and her family extended to in-laws like us. Grandma soaked me she met in prayers anytime I was opportune to meet her. The same applied to others who met her. She was warm and affable. I miss you, grandma. Rest in peace.

  • Nigerian artiste, Falz reveals fears about marriage

    Nigerian artiste, Falz reveals fears about marriage

    Popular Nigerian rapper Falz has expressed his apprehensions about marriage. In a recent episode of the Unpack podcast, Falz shared that, as a celebrity, he is uncertain about what an ideal marriage would look like.

     

    He mentioned that he is still deciding whether to make his future married life public or keep it private. Falz said, “I’m not married. I have been single for a while now. Maybe I should just try marriage. I don’t know the ideal relationship. Maybe that is one of the reasons I am not bothered to try. When I say I am bothered, I don’t know what the ideal setup would look like.

     

    “Being an artist, being in the public eye, is it going to be public or coded? Or do you want to come out as a famous couple? I think these things are difficult to navigate. This is one of the biggest reasons entertainers do not get to have a healthy family life. It is tough. It will always come out one way or the other. I might do it and run it coded.”

     

    It’s worth noting that the singer admitted in 2022 that he had never been in love.

  • The relative and the absolute marriage – By Femi Aribisala

    The relative and the absolute marriage – By Femi Aribisala

    “The Christian marriage is no longer till death do us part. It is now till divorce do us part”.

    I wrote a book entitled: “Why Christians Won’t Go to Heaven.”  Some Christians complained my book is too absolute. They said I should have written: “Why Some Christians Won’t Go to Heaven.”  No, I replied. I mean no Christian will go to heaven. Christianity is not a criterion for heaven. Then, I wrote an article entitled “Christians Make Terrible Husbands.”  Some self-righteous Christian husbands shot back saying I should have said: “Some Christian Make Terrible Husbands.”  No!  No!  No!  I mean “all Christian husbands.”

    God’s prophetic word is appropriately expressed in absolute terms. Jesus says: “The sons of the kingdom will be cast out into outer darkness. There will be weeping and gnashing of teeth.” (Matthew 8:12).  He does not say “some of the sons of the kingdom.” It is not the job of the prophet to give you the option whereby you can exclude yourself from his prophecy.

    Option of divorce

    Man specializes in turning the God’s truth into a lie. Take, for example, the question of divorce. Moses knew God is against divorce. Nevertheless, he permitted the Israelites to divorce their wives. What gave Moses such audacity? 

    Jesus says: “Moses, because of the hardness of your hearts, permitted you to divorce your wives, but from the beginning it was not so. And I say to you, whoever divorces his wife, except for sexual immorality, and marries another, commits adultery; and whoever marries her who is divorced commits adultery.” (Matthew 19:9).

    God’s command on the question of divorce is absolute; but man turned it into a relative command. When the disciples discovered God is absolutely against divorce, they replied: “If such is the case of the man with his wife, it is better not to marry.” (Matthew 19:10). In short, they would rather not marry than obey God in marriage.

    But if we don’t marry, we are confronted with another absolute commandment. We must not have sex outside of marriage. We must not fornicate. What then is the way out?  Sin!

    Relative marriages

    Most Christians contract relative marriages even though the marriage covenant is couched in absolute terms. When we say: “for better, for worse; for richer, for poorer; in sickness and in health;” we are speaking absolutely and not relatively. Nevertheless, we retain the option of divorce if things get worse or poorer.

    When we quarrel one year down the road, we play the divorce card. But if divorce were an option in God’s plan for marriage, He would not have asked Hosea to marry a prostitute. As to be expected, Hosea’s prostitute wife was unfaithful to him. She even had children by other men. Nevertheless, divorce was not an option for Hosea.

    In short, the Christian marriage has become a farce. We talk the talk but do not walk the walk. We make the absolute commitment, even before God, knowing full well we have no intention of keeping it. We promise to be faithful; “forsaking all others,” but have no qualms whatsoever about having affairs. We even have one or two children out of wedlock.

    We promise to love and to cherish, yet we are not averse to beating up our wives, sometimes to the point of hospitalisation. No wonder then that the Christian marriage is no longer till death do us part. It is now till divorce do us part. It is till problems do us part, or till economic adversity do us part, or till the bondwoman do us part.

    As usual, Jesus foresaw all this hypocrisy. He would not have us deceive ourselves by signing a legal agreement, or by going before a pastor and a church to make our marriage binding. Precisely because we choose to swear the oath of marriage, that implies we are not trustworthy and cannot trust others. In the scriptures, marriages were not determined by oaths, but by sexual intercourse.

    Jesus says: “You have heard that it was said to those of old, ‘You shall not swear falsely, but shall perform your oaths to the Lord.’ But I say to you, do not swear at all: neither by heaven, for it is God’s throne; nor by the earth, for it is His footstool; nor by Jerusalem, for it is the city of the great King. Nor shall you swear by your head, because you cannot make one hair white or black. But let your ‘Yes’ be ‘Yes,’ and your ‘No,’ ‘No.’ For whatever is more than these is from the evil one.” (Matthew 5:33-37).

    Rationalising absolutes

    Christians specialise in converting God’s absolutes to man’s relatives. A famous Nigerian pastor is divorced from his wife. He then commits adultery by remarrying a divorced woman. Nevertheless, he told his congregation that “the Holy Spirit” ministered to him that his new wife had never been married before. The woman who was married before is dead and this newly-married wife is born again. So, old things are passed away, (including her previous marriage), behold, all things have become new. (2 Corinthians 5:17).

    Paul’s scriptures are often twisted by those inclined to contradict Jesus. Sometimes, people use Paul to lose complete sight of Jesus. When you quote Jesus to them, they accuse you of heresy. One pastor with a vested interest said forbidding a Christian to remarry because he is divorced is a doctrine of demons. Where does he get this from? Paul says: “The Spirit expressly says that in latter times some will depart from the faith, giving heed to deceiving spirits and doctrines of demons, speaking lies in hypocrisy, having their own conscience seared with a hot iron, forbidding to marry.” (1 Timothy 4:1-3).

    When queried by a journalist about his remarriage after divorce, a famous Nigerian pastor had this to say:

    “Some argue that the bible says you must remain unmarried for as long as your spouse is alive… The bible doesn’t say so. It doesn’t say so. I think a lot of people don’t study the Word of God enough. There is a difference between a man who marries a woman and the woman leaves him and the one that divorces. There are so many people who are parading themselves as preachers of the scriptures who don’t know the bible enough, particularly in the area of marriage.”

    Absolute marriage

    However, marriage is God’s institution. It is not man-made. God’s marriage plan is absolute; there is no divorce. It is till death do us part. Indeed, everything about God’s concept of marriage is absolute. God’s absolute marriage has one prototype. It is between Adam and Eve. It is not between Adam and Steve.

    Under what circumstances is it lawful for a man to hate his wife? 

    Under absolutely no circumstances! 

    Under what circumstances is it lawful for a man to beat his wife or for a wife to slap her husband? 

    Under absolutely no circumstances!  

    Under what circumstances is it lawful for a husband or a wife to commit adultery? 

    Under absolutely no circumstances!

    Under what circumstances is it lawful for a husband and wife to abuse one another? 

    Under absolutely no circumstances! 

    Under what circumstances is it lawful for a husband and wife to deceive one another? 

    Under absolutely no circumstances!

    Under what circumstances is it lawful for a husband to kiss his wife? 

    Under absolutely all circumstances!

  • Kizz Daniel’s marriage in dilemma over alleged infidelity

    Kizz Daniel’s marriage in dilemma over alleged infidelity

    Ace musician Kizz Daniel and his wife MJay Anidugbe are allegedly having challenges in their marriage over infidelity on the side of the artiste.

    Fans of the sensational singer had recently raised concerns when he removed all footage of his wife from his social media page and his wife’s Instagram account was  as well disabled.

    According to trending social media reports, the two lovebirds are having difficult times, as the ‘Buga’ crooner has allegedly been unrepentant and unfaithful to his marital vows, and this time his wife has refused to forgive him.

    Kizz Daniel is said to have been ‘running helter-skelter’ to save his home, as relatives and friends try to intervene, but the wife has remained adamant, refusing to forgive him and continue with the marriage.

    Although, neither Kizz Daniel nor his wife have confirmed the reports,  the singer had earlier  openly shared his struggles with adultery, among other personal challenges.

    The couple who quietly exchanged vows in 2020, kept their marriage away from the public eye and the usual social media showcase, characteristic of celebrity marriage.

    In May 2021,  Kizz Daniel announced  the arrival of  a set of triplets, though the identity of their mother was hidden.

    He later revealed that he had lost one of the triplets just four days after birth.

    Kizz Daniel and his wife have however maintained a low appearance on social media, refraining  from sharing any images of themselves and their  twins, Jelani and Jelil, both boys, on social media.

    Unlike most celebrity wives, MJay Anidugbe maintains a reserved demeanour, preferring not to extensively share detail about her career or personal life on social media platforms.

    However, on March 10 this year, the “Twe Twe” crooner decided to introduce his wife, MJay to the public through all his social media platforms, the date he also released an EP.

    The couple was featured in a short clip joyfully dancing together,  and the artiste openly acknowledged his wife as the mother of his children.

    The revelation however, stirred buzz  across social media platforms, as  many fans had remained  skeptical about his marital status,  leading to intense speculations and online debate.

    The EP released date also coincide with the day MJay Anidugbe  secured an endorsement deal with Mikano Motors,and  Kiss Daniel took to his Instagram page to congratulate her.

    He wrote: ““Congrats Wifey @mrsanidugbe  on bagging your first endorsement deal @mikanomotors, 7 days on scene proud of you.”

    This public display of affection and encouragement further quell the social media  debate among Kizz Daniels fans if he was married or was keeping a baby daddy status.

    NAN

  • Zamfara lawmaker sponsors mass wedding for 105 orphans

    Zamfara lawmaker sponsors mass wedding for 105 orphans

    Rep. Abdulmalik Zubairu (APC-Zamfara), on Saturday, sponsored the mass wedding of 105 orphans and underprivileged brides in his constituency.

    The wedding fatiha and ceremony took place in Bungudu Town in Bungudu Local Government Area.

    Zubairu is representating Bungudu/Maru Federal Constituency in the house of representatives.

    The 105 brides selected from the 21 political wards of Bungudu/Maru Federal Constituency were daughters of deceased victims of banditry.

    In a speech at the event, the lawmaker said that all the beneficiaries were assisted with household materials, including beds, mattresses, wardrobes, bed sheets and pillows, amongst others.

    He said: “We paid N100,000 for each of the 105 brides as dowry.

    “You know, during our campaign, we promised to  support families affected by banditry.

    “Alhamdulillah, today, I am fulfilling one of my campaign promises by sponsoring 105 brides for marriage to their suitors.”

    Zubairu also said that most of the brides lost their parents to banditry, while a few others were selected from lessprivileged families.

    He also said that, in addition to the payment of the dowry, each groom received N100,000, while each bride got N50,000 to start any business of their choices.

    The Chairman of the occasion, Sen Abdulrahman Kawu-Sumaila (NNPP-Kano South), commended the lawmaker for the kind gesture.

    Kawu-Sumaila urged the constituents to appreciate, support and pray for the lawmaker.

    He advised the couples to be patient with each other, saying that marriage is part of Ibadat (faith).

    He also announced a personal donation of N20,000 to each of the couples.

    The event was attended by traditional rulers, Islamic scholars, community leaders and politicians, among other important dignitaries from the constituency.

  • Why I’m still unmarried – Don Jazzy

    Why I’m still unmarried – Don Jazzy

    Popular Nigerian producer and music executive, Michael Collins Ajereh, also known as  Don Jazzy, has revealed that  he is still unmarried at 41.

    He revealed that he’s not yet married because he’s an ‘Ashawo’

    Don Jazzy disclosed this while reacting to a post by an X user accusing him of frolicking with Instagram “baddies.”

    The user with the handle @Ugbede_ wrote, “Once you open any baddies page on instagram the first thing you’ll see is ‘followed by don jazzy’. That man is everywhere.”

    Reposting the tweet, Don Jazzy said, “I be ashawo na. Na why I never marry.”

    Taking to the comment section, a curious fan asked, “But fr [for real] @DONJAZZY why aren’t you married?”

    Don Jazzy replied, “I dey work on myself so that when my head correct, my babe go enjoy me.”

    It would be recalled  that in 2021, Don Jazzy revealed that he got married to American model, Michelle Jackson in 2003 at the age of 20, but they divorced two years after.

    Don Jazzy also dispell rumours circulating that he is secretly married with four children.

    The Anambra born music director didn’t give a clue as to when he would eventually marry but gave an impression that he would some day.