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Singer Di’ja Opens Up On Why She Had A Lowkey Wedding And Mavin Signing Iyanya  

We’ve all remained in a state oblivion when it comes to the Sowemo singers married life. Mavin songstress and act, Di’ja embarked on what many would call a lowkey wedding for a star of her status but she has finally given reasons to why she preferred such moves.

In her recent interview with Linda Ikeji Blog, Di’ja spoke in length saying she also had to live a normal life regardless of her status.

She said; “It was very intimate and it was also in my home town, Kaduna, so it’s kind of hard to get people to come over there and then Kaduna is not as ‘Noisy’ as Lagos.

So anything like that could be probably called low key. I just don’t translate them into being posted on my page. And I guess in the ‘Post it’ ‘Tweet it’ world; you almost kind of look abnormal if you don’t

But it’s not like am going out of my way not to, i guess it’s just not in my character to do it all the time, but i’m also getting better at my Instagram. At least you see my baby and all other stuff, (laughs). So I always say there is difference between privacy and secrecy, it’s not something to hide.

Again, i guess people forget that when you are in the entertainment industry, you also have to live a normal life.

For instance, i wake up in the morning and i give my son a bath, and sometimes my mom will, and other times, it is a maid and an aunt that would help me with him. So don’t forget you have a real life too and you have people to answer to as well.

Again you wake up and you have people that are depending on you, and people you pay for the work they do for you, you know as much as we have this entertainment life, and it’s amazing, I mean, God bless you all for liking us so much because it’s actually your love that has put us on the pedestal, but we also do these things and wake up with a regular life, so in that sense and sometimes because i could get carried away, that’s majorly the problem.”

Were all interested in what Mavin Records and former Triple MG lead act, Iyanya has in stock for us. However, Di’ja has sounded her thoughts towards this new development.

“It is Iyanya, and i mean, he is Iyanya. He is a brand on his own, so him coming in, only adds to the label and makes it greater especially for someone like myself that is still seeing so many new things that I could add and then increase my own talents and what I want to share with everybody. He is a blessing, because there is so much we can learn from him, and there is so much I can learn from him. You know, in Mavin record we are like a family, we like to collaborate with each other, and by the Grace of God, we are going to get to that point where we start doing songs together, so i think it’s a new chapter that we should all look forward to.”

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