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Don Jazzy: I’d rather learn new skills than buy a private jet

Don Jazzy: I’d rather learn new skills than buy a private jet

Nigerian music producer and Mavin Records boss, Don Jazzy, has stated that he can afford to buy any car or even a private jet but prefers to focus on meaningful investments and learning new skills.

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Don Jazzy, whose real name is Michael Collins Ajereh, explained that wealth should not always translate to flashy spending but should be directed towards productive ventures that ensure stability and growth.

He noted that his current focus is on expanding his business network and improving his personal development.

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Fans react to Don Jazzy’s statement

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Reactions poured in across platforms as fans shared mixed opinions about Don Jazzy’s declaration.

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One user wrote, “If Don Jazzy at his age and wealth is learning new skills to make him richer, what’s stopping you from doing the same?”

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Another commented that his humility should inspire others to adopt a long-term mindset rather than chasing luxury.

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However, a section of commenters accused Don Jazzy of using subtle bragging to flaunt his wealth under the guise of modesty.

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Debate over wealth, family and priorities

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Beyond wealth, the discussion also shifted toward family and personal responsibility.

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Some users questioned Don Jazzy’s stance, suggesting that his single lifestyle may influence his perspective on spending and investments.

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One comment read, “Baba, you no get responsibility yet or are you married? Do you have kids?” Others argued that priorities change once family obligations come into play.

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Meanwhile, few fans supported his view, stressing that owning private jets and luxury cars can be a misplaced priority if one does not genuinely need them.

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