Here’s how Don Jazzy reacted to the arrival of Dbanj’s baby (photo)

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- If you are one of those who thinks Dbanj and Don Jazzy are not on speaking terms, you are wrong - The two are still friends - And the birth of Dbanj’s first child helped confirm this Everyone knows the history between Don Jazzy and his former label mate Dbanj. Their spit is still one of the most talked about event in the Nigerian entertainment industry. Still, this hasn’t stopped the both of them from being cordial friends. Dbanj and Don Jazzy Case in point? How Don Jazzy congratulated Dbanj on the birth of his son Daniel. The Mavin Records CEO took to his Instagram page to share his good wishes for him. See his post below instantngnews.blogspot.com.ng/  is sure Don Jazzy would also have spoken to Dbanj and his wife via the phone or in person. This kind of camaraderie is good for the industry in general. Maybe Daniel’s birth will make the two music legends hit the studio soon. Fingers crossed.





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