I Wish I was Lagbaja - Mavin Boss, Don Jazzy

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Popular Nigerian finest and highly sought after Number one music producer in Nigeria, Michael Collins Ajaere, widely known as ‘Don Jazzy’, has shared his pains of being a celebrity.

For the 32 years old Abia State-born music guru, having a successful career is lovely, and wants people to know his work and love his work.
But according to him, he claims he doesn’t like the fact that he can’t step out and be himself , citing instances like wearing his ‘own’ pyjamas on him and not getting people complaining about it.

He went on to say that there are a lot of things he craves to do as a normal human and feels right to do, which to him is human rights, and doesn’t see any reason to reduce basically his own rights as a human, just as lots of people have that freedom to go on social media and say whatever they feel like they want to say, but the reverse is the case for him, without him been attacked.
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Ego didn’t date Lagbaja — Husband

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Ego, who is married to Niyi Ogbaro, was a back-up singer for masked musician, Lagbaja. The couple relives their  seven-year-old marital experience

How did you meet and what was the attraction?

Ego: I met him through a friend of mine who is his younger brother. We were very close, he introduced me to him and I liked him. I had been seeing him but we actually started talking at a friend’s party. He was in school then and the relationship was more or less platonic. We drifted apart but met again, started dating for five years before getting married.

Congratulations: Lagbaja's daughter weds

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The first daughter of masked Afrobeat musician, Abisade Ologunde, popularly known as Lagbaja, Moyosade Ologunde married her longtime beau, Olamide Obilana, at Motherlan in Opebi recently.  Moyosade attended Pennsylvania State University School of Management where she bagged a Masters in business administration and now works as a change management specialist at a US firm.   Heard that during the wedding, guests were forbidden to take photos so as not to unmask the father of the bride, Lagbaja, who came without his mask.