Don Jazzy clears air concerning his being broke and living in a rented apartment.

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The Chief Executive Officer of Mavin Records, Micheal Collins Ajereh popularly known as Don Jazzy has cleared the air concerning his being broke and living in a rented apartment.

In a media chat with Ebuka Uchendu on the Black box, Don Jazzy made it known that he cared less about being called a house owner as that was not the key thing for him.

He maintained that he has lots of investments to the tune of N300 to N400 million which matter more to him than buying a house.

He said he moved from a rented flat to the mansion he currently built as it is one of the houses he has that he likes.

Speaking on investments, Don Jazzy said that when he is done with music and acquiring all the money he can, he would be investing in real estate and Bitcoins on a larger scale.

Taking to his Instagram page after that, the music mogul also cleared the air on the issue of marriage as it had come up in conversations many times.

He said he was married 18 years ago when he was 20 to his best friend Michelle. He claimed it was a beautiful marriage because he loved her and marriage but his ambition to advance his music career got the better part of him and they divorced two years after at 22.

He also said he is still very much in love with his music and has no plans to marry so as not to ruin another relationship.

He apologized for not laying it all bare on the Black box with Ebuka.

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