”Olamide and Don Jazzy are my musical godfathers”

  • Rapper Odumodublvck has credited Olamide Adedeji and Don Jazzy, CEOs of YBNL and Mavin Records respectively, as his music industry godfathers.
  • He expressed gratitude and confidence, stating that he considers his musical godfathers, Baddo Olamide and Don Jazzy, and that no one can oppress him.
”Olamide and Don Jazzy are my musical godfathers” - Odumodublvck

Rapper Odumodublvck has expressed deep gratitude to two major figures in the Nigerian music industry, YBNL boss Olamide Adedeji and Mavin Records CEO Don Jazzy, acknowledging them as his godfathers in music.

In a recent statement, Odumodublvck showed his appreciation, saying, “Baddo [Olamide] and Don Jazzy na my musical godfathers. Nobody fit oppress me”.

Olamide has played a significant role in Odumodublvck’s journey, even introducing him to his first private jet experience in 2024—an unforgettable milestone for the young rapper. Meanwhile, Don Jazzy also provided crucial financial support during a pivotal time in Odumodublvck’s career.

Born Tochukwu Gbubemi Ojogwu on October 19, 1993, Odumodublvck is from Enugu State, Nigeria, and has been making waves in the music scene with his unique style.

In other news, Nigerian comedienne and actress Anita Asuoha, popularly known as Warri Pikin, is celebrating a proud parenting moment as her daughter, Stella Asuoha, officially begins her university journey.

Taking to her Instagram page, Warri Pikin shared a heartwarming video from Stella’s matriculation ceremony at Nile University of Nigeria. Overflowing with emotion, she congratulated her daughter on reaching this important milestone, expressing how much joy and pride it brought her.

Reflecting on Stella’s growth, Warri Pikin described her as a smart, beautiful, and ambitious young woman. She offered a touching prayer, wishing Stella continued success as she steps into this new chapter of her life.

In her usual humorous style, she also reminded her daughter to keep her priorities straight, jokingly telling her to “carry her books on her head”—a lighthearted way of emphasizing the importance of staying focused.

“Very Big Congratulations to my daughter @stellaasuoha on her matriculation day.

Watching you step into this new chapter fills my heart with joy and pride. You are growing into a smart, beautiful, and driven young woman, and this is just the beginning of all God has in store for you.

Congratulations, my love!
Keep shining, keep soaring, and never forget how much I love you. And most of all, CARRY YOUR BOOK FOR HEAD LIKE WHO DEY HAWK AM”.

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