Nigerian singer D’banj has spoken out about the split of his former music group, Mo’Hits, revealing that it was his partner, Don Jazzy, who initiated their separation. The group’s breakup was announced by Don Jazzy in 2012, citing disagreements between the two musicians.

In a recent interview on the Mic On podcast, D’banj stated that he holds no grudges against Don Jazzy, emphasizing that the idea to part ways came from his former partner. He claimed that Don Jazzy was “100 per cent” responsible for the split, which led to the end of their successful music collaboration.

D’banj reflected on their time together, noting that Don Jazzy had given him full ownership of his music catalogue, including unreleased songs. He acknowledged that their split was a significant turning point in his career, but expressed no regrets about the decision. The singer highlighted the success of their final collaboration, “Oliver Twist,” which achieved global recognition.

Although D’banj has moved on to pursue a successful solo career, he admitted to missing the opportunity to work with Don Jazzy. He views their split as a predestined event that ultimately contributed to his growth as an artist.

The Mo’Hits split marked a significant change in the Nigerian music landscape, as the group had been a major force in the industry. The breakup led to the emergence of new collaborations and solo projects, shaping the country’s music scene. D’banj’s reflections on the split offer a unique perspective on the events that led to the end of Mo’Hits, providing insight into the dynamics of the music industry.