Recently, eight fans were treated to an unforgettable experience by MTN Ambassador, Don Jazzy, inside his famous Mavin Records studio. Mavin Records and their newly signed management, Temple Management Company, selected the fans randomly via Twitter and Instagram out of the thousands of entries that flooded the #ILoveMTN social media challenge.
Don Jazzy had the fans flown in from states, like Abuja, Calabar, Enugu, Imo, and Lagos. They are Mary Odere (@oderemary), Adebayo Ridwan Abidemi (@isbae_u), Bright Eugene (@brytedude), Chisom Madueke (@iamblazealert), Richie Davies (@the_richie), Uche Odinamba (@ucheisclown) and Louis Nwagwu (@baze_10).
One of the fans, Mary Odere described her experience thus, “If I was asked to trade this once-in-a-life-time experience for cash, I won’t think twice before rejecting it. I have been a big fan of Don Jazzy and I have never been to a recording studio before. I am so excited to be at the famous Mavin Records mansion with Don Jazzy and this moment will remain with me forever.”
The lucky ones were each brought to the fans-meet-idol session by a VIP chauffeur service provided by Metro Taxi. Once there, they were treated to hours of fun inside the same studio where some of Nigeria’s biggest hits have been crafted. Besides gisting with the record label owner, Don Jazzy, and Mavin artiste, Dr. Sid, the fans were also treated to exclusive listens of yet-to-be released tracks by Reekado Banks, a highly impressive new video by D’Prince and other new productions.
They enjoyed a spread provided by Grind Grill Café and Lastshot Drinks, but the goodies did not end there. They also got to take home, surprise goody bags, packed by MTN Nigeria and The Temple Management Company for each of them.
Don Jazzy, who recently signed a deal with Temple Management Company, expressed his pleasure, playing host to the fans. “I always wanted to take time off my busy schedule to meet my young fans and inspire them. I am happy that Temple Management Company with support from MTN is making it happen. Thanks to every organisation that supported us to make this happen.”
