Interview below unedited: What’s up this is JJC, aka Mr. skills, aka baba gbogbo won (means “their
father”), yes, this is what you call the exclusive and the reason it’s the
exclusive is because I don’t normally talk about this but today I saw an
article on the internet which absolutely took off the gag. I developed
Big Brova which got signed to Sony and then blew up then started
doing JJC then I started 419 Squad which was a squad of people that was speaking Yoruba and rapping and singing. Along the way, MP
brought a guy called Dbanj to my house and D’banj came as normal up
and coming artiste will normally do “baba please, your name, you are
big, please, help me.” Yeah, of course, like the mugu, mumu button
activated JJC, I introduced him to my band, what can you do? He sang, I
said “argh, that’s not really goo” and I said “hey duh, the harmonica that you play is really good, let’s work on that one and develop your
style. Along the way another guy called Kas “fimile” brought Don Jazzy
to my house. Don Jazzy at that time was playing for Solek as a piano
player and all that tungba music stuff in London. And D’banj and Don
Jazzy now was working with me. The thing that upset was the article
said that they were working 4 years and didn’t get anywhere. You tell me where you could be? I took all of them to Womag which is the
biggest African world stage there could be. We were performing at
every show and anything that was happening JJC and 419 was doing
it. We were the top of the game and a lot of people can actually testify
to that. What are you crying about? I didn’t pay you to come and
perform? You were nobody, nobody knew you so why would I pay you to come and perform? I was giving you an opportunity, giving
you a platform to come and perform so I don’t understand that.
Number two, the article said something about how I cheated Don
Jazzy. Don Jazzy?! Cheated Don Jazzy? How come Don Jazzy didn’t say
that for himself? Wande Coal “implicated” You tell me what he said that I cheated him. I taught him how to
produce which made him Don Jazzy that he is today. I used to pay him
a thousand pounds every month in 2004, which was almost 250k for
being a trainee. Now I come back to Nigeria to come and do Awooof and I see Don
Jazzy, D’banj. Don Jazzy was even talking to me, D’banj was carrying
himself like a super star. Yes he has made something of himself and
salute to the music that Don Jazzy made, salute to the lyrics that Don
Jazzy wrote cos I know from Mobolowowon all the way all the way na
me and Don Jazzy write am. Now the rest of the songs that followed I’m sure Don Jazzy wrote it. And if na lie let me hear, even Wande Coal
don tell me say na Don Jazzy and him dey work for the records. (at this
point implication by Tuface plays as a picture of Wande Coal is shown
and I could not but wonder what that’d mean as he now has to grant
his own interview) …and now what, because you are Mr. D’banj eh eh koro koro ko ko you
think you are God, you call yourself Jesus of Nigerian music. I paid
them to learn how to become better themselves so that you can
become someone big and then you turn around and be slandering my
name? ki lo nse e now?! (what is wrong with you now?!)
You have the mouth, the mouth, to say it after you don eat my food, sleep in my bed, eh eh (as he places his right hand on his head as if to
say “I don suffer.” I even give you girl, you are the one that was the
bad seed in the box and then and that’s so obvious. You know what,
truth is truth, if you wanna hear the truth it’s truth, listen I am against
419 squad, that’s JJC against 419 squad. Now within my team, people
like “Dbanj? And whatever they were other names were 419ners and I didn’t accept it that’s why we had so many clashes. The reason why
we even wrote the song “Mobolowowon” was because he was
running from the police. Yes, it’s good to glamourize and make it all
fun but the reality was it was affecting his career. Now when he came
to Nigeria he did good job based on one thing, the fact that Don Jazzy
was standing behind him. If D’banj wants to mention my name he should just say “thank you.” Because truly you will not have the Fela
swag if not for me. You will not have the right beats if not for Don
Jazzy, you will not have lyrics if not for all of us. So when you hear our
name or anyone say “what about JJC, what about D’banj eh Don Jazzy
you should go “Ah, those guys, na babas” that’s all I ever ask from you.
All I ever ask from you is respect.

Culled from omojuwa.com/2012/jjc-419-squad-lambasts-dbanj-i-even-give-you-girl-419-interview-text/#

This guy wey don call Jjc or 419 squad no get sense kobo, I Beg make hin go find somewia die...lol

This is what they call AGGRESSIVE MARKETING in the corporate world

And so wat? Just acting like a smal boy.

Your 15 minutes of fame is up.....

Now Jog on............