Music executive Michael Collins Ajereh, widely known as Don Jazzy, has linked the financial difficulties faced by many young Nigerians to poor money management and unnecessary spending.
In a recent video, the founder of Mavin Records said that despite earning significant income, many young people quickly run into financial trouble because they prioritise non-essential purchases over long-term investments.
According to him, making deliberate and informed financial decisions is key to building and sustaining wealth. He warned that spending heavily on items that do not generate returns often leads to financial instability.
Don Jazzy noted that while he has the financial capacity to afford luxury items such as expensive cars or even a private jet, he chooses to focus on more meaningful responsibilities. These include supporting his family and investing in ventures that offer long-term value.
He also highlighted the importance of personal development, stressing that acquiring valuable skills can create additional income streams. As an example, he revealed that he is currently studying forex trading as a way of investing in himself.
The music producer maintained that knowledge and asset-building remain more rewarding than short-term indulgence. He encouraged young people to channel their resources into opportunities that can yield sustainable financial growth.
For Don Jazzy, the path to lasting wealth lies not in extravagant spending, but in disciplined investment and continuous self-improvement.