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10/10/2025

I was born and brought up in Nigeria and my family was very, very póor. Life was tough, and we struggled just to survive. I knew I wanted more, so I had to leave my home in search of a better life.

I traveled to London, but things were not easy. To make ends meet, I worked as a security guard. It was a hard job, but I had no choice. I was in Barack (Barking, London), just trying to survive and keep my dreams alive. Despite the struggles, I never gave up on my passion for music. I teamed up with D’banj, and we started Mo’ Hits Records, but back then, nobody knew us. We kept pushing, but success didn’t come immediately.

Then, we returned to Nigeria, and things started to change. However, another challenge I faced was learning how to navigate the music industry. It took me a long time to master everything, but I didn’t let that stop me. I kept working on my craft, and slowly, things began to fall into place.

Today, I run Mavin Records, one of the biggest record labels in Africa, and I’m proud of how far I’ve come.

- Don jazzy

10/10/2025

There was a time I could have joined those ladies doing runs, but discipline held me back. Those days were tough, getting my basic needs was a daily struggle.

Even in that state, I refused to collect gifts from men, because I know that most gifts from men aren’t really free. Sooner or later, they’ll ask for something in return.

It wasn’t easy, but saying no saved my dignity. Sometimes, self-respect is the only thing you have, and that’s worth more than anything money can buy.

- Sarian Martin

08/10/2025

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