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D’banj has openly congratulated his former business partner, Don Jazzy for the successful launch of his record label Mavin Records.
The two former partners who co-owned Mo'Hits Records broke up their nine year-relationship early this year with efforts to reconcile them proving abortive.
D'banj tweeted some hours ago that, "Congrats to my brother and the best producer in Africa Don jazzy on the launch of his new Record Label, MAVIN RECORDS. Wish you all the best."
In a show of love and appreciation to D'banj's congratulatory message, Don Jazzy replied to his tweet with "Thanks bro[ther]. God bless you."
Don Jazzy announced the launch of his new label Monday and also announced the signing of Tiwa Savage onto the label.
He, however, left Mo’Hits with three of its best acts, Dr Sid, Wande Coal and DaPrince.
The label is set to launch its first album Tuesday.
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