Bigiano has opened up about a major decision from his past, and it is one he still regrets deeply. The Nigerian singer, best known for his early 2000s hit “Shayo,” revealed that one of the biggest regrets of his career was turning down an offer from Don Jazzy to join Mo’Hits Records.
In a recent episode of the ‘One One’ podcast, Bigiano shared the story of how it all happened. At the time, his song “Shayo” was a major success, and his career seemed to be heading in the right direction. During that peak period, he was invited to the Mo’Hits mansion by Bankuli. There, he met industry giants D’banj, Don Jazzy, Sunday Are, and Wande Coal.
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“This is going to make me teary, but I dare not. When ‘Shayo’ was at its prime, my friend D’banj introduced me and handed me over to Sunday Are. That should be 2010,” he recalled.
He then explained how the turning point came: “They invited me to Mo’Hits mansion, Bankuli took me there. When we got there, D’banj, Don Jazzy, and Sunday Are were all around. I think Wande Coal was also around. And then Don Jazzy asked me, ‘Do you want to join Mo’Hits?’ Instead of me saying ‘yes,’ the little mind that feels he has arrived as an independent artist with hit songs said ‘No.’”
Bigiano admitted that saying no to Don Jazzy’s offer was a missed chance. He now sees it as a decision that could have changed his career for the better. “If I had accepted the offer, that would have been a big turnaround for my career because the Mo’Hits crew were very supportive. I regretted the decision.”
His story highlights how pride and timing can shape a career in the music industry.
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