“This particular case saddens my soul” – Marvin boss, Don Jazzy reacts to D’Banj’s alleged rape case

Renowned Music Executive and Mavin record boss, Michael Collins Ajereh, better known as Don Jazzy has reacted to his former label mate, D’banj’s alleged rape allegations.

It should be recalled that a Nigerian lady named Seyitan Babatayo, who accused the legendary singer, Dapo Oyebanjo Berger known as D’banj, of raping her at Glee hotel in Victoria Island, Lagos, back in 2018, was nabbed and allegedly made to recant her statement by the singer’s team.

Now Don jazzy has stated that the case pains him and that he firmly stands against rape and injustices against women. He also added that it is important that every accused individual is given is given an opportunity to set the facts straight.

His post reads below…

“No matter how long a lie lasts, the truth will always prevail. The fact is that one of them is a victim and the law will protect that person. I stand firmly against rape and all injustices against women, children and everyone including oppression.

I urge all victims to speak out and report to the appropriate quarters. It is also important that every accused person is given an opportunity to set the facts straight. For most of us, all we have is the good name our parents have given us and we must protect and bequeath to our own successors.

This particular case saddens my soul but I am not competent to investigate or judge this matter. I implore the police to thoroughly investigate and courts to do justice.”

“No matter how long a lie lasts, the truth will always prevail. The fact is that one of them is a victim and the law will protect that person. I stand firmly against rape and all injustices against women, children and everyone including oppression. I urge all victims to speak out

and report to the appropriate quarters. It is also important that every accused person is given an opportunity to set the facts straight. For most of us, all we have is the good name our parents have given us and we must protect and bequeath to our own successors.

This particular case saddens my soul but I am not competent to investigate or judge this matter. I implore the police to thoroughly investigate and courts to do justice.”