D’banj and P-Square are heavyweights in the African music landscape.D’banj has morphed into an entrepreneur aside from his passion for music, while the group P-Square have created an irresistible showbiz brand for themselves. Between D’banj and P-Square, who is the king?

Speaking further, Lace says, “the desire to create something more than the usual is what motivates me. I want to make a difference in the music industry. I look up to people like Akon, Tuface, most especially Wande Coal, and all other artists who are doing good songs. Seeing what they have been able to achieve gives me the strength and the will to put more effort. I want to be a model of an impactful artist, someone who can be said to have given his all to music.”

MAVINS Records big boss, Don Jazzy, born Michael Collins Ajereh is an enigma, whom very little is known about. He once boasted that he hates talking onstage and rarely ever grants press interviews.

My name is Ifeoluwa Otedola. I am 21 years old. I have always loved music, even as a child and I am very passionate about young people. I am greatly honoured when young people approach me to say they like what I am doing. I am also establishing my own company which is into publishing and management. I have a 10-year plan to change the face of entertainment in Nigeria.

“What do u (you) think should be the appropriate punishment for a male/female rapist?”. That was the question asked by Mavins boss, Don Jazzy on his Twitter handle.