Crayon Criticizes Don Jazzy, Sparks Mavin Records Controversy

Nigerian singer Crayon stirred controversy online by publicly criticizing Mavin Records and its founder Don Jazzy through a post on social media. In his post, Crayon expressed frustration with the label's leadership, specifically targeting Don Jazzy and Tega Oghenejobo, the Chief Operating Officer of Mavin Records.
He made startling allegations, including a claim about losing his mother while associated with the label, although he did not provide additional details or context for this statement. The post quickly garnered attention online, leading to widespread reactions from fans and industry observers who began to question Crayon's future relationship with Mavin Records.
It remains unclear whether Crayon's social media account was compromised, as he continued to post normally on his Instagram page without any indication of hacking. Recently, Crayon also shared details about a new venture, Olodum Entertainment, which included a new book and an email address on his Instagram page, further fueling rumors about his potential plans outside of Mavin Records.
Crayon joined Blowtim Entertainment, a subsidiary of Mavin Records, in May 2019 and has released several songs under the label.
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