He said Tega has been instrumental in building teams, developing executives, and creating sustainable careers for Mavin’s artistes.
Tega Oghenejobo has been appointed by Don Jazzy, the founder of Mavin Records as the company's chief operating officer (COO) and president.
Don Jazzy took to his Instagram post on Tuesday to make the announcement.
He said Tega has been instrumental in building teams, developing executives, and creating sustainable careers for Mavin’s artistes.
“I’m proud to announce Tega’s expanded role as President and COO of Mavin,” he wrote.
“While I am often praised for discovering and nurturing superstars, I can confidently say the most genius move I’ve made was recognizing Tega’s passion and resilience.
“From the early days, I’ve seen him delve into the business, build teams, develop executives, and create sustainable careers for our talents.
“His commitment to Mavin and African music has been relentless, and I’m certain that with him in this role, we’ll continue to achieve remarkable milestones for our artists and the company. Congratulations, @tegamavin.”
On his part, Tega expressed gratitude to Don Jazzy, who he described as “supreme leader,” for his unwavering trust.
He vowed to be “deeply committed” to African music and the label, embracing new challenges and setting ambitious goals.
“I’m honored to step into this new role as President & COO of Mavin Records. It means embracing new challenges, setting new goals, and reaching new heights,” he wrote via X.
“Thank you, Supreme Leader @donjazzy, for your unwavering belief and trust in me to lead the Mavin team.
“I carry this responsibility with deep gratitude and a commitment to building something greater than ourselves.
“To the Mavin family—our artists, teams, and partners—your contributions have broadened my perspective and shaped me into a purposeful leader.
“Thank you for the shared experiences that have equipped me with the tools to lead with purpose.
“Together, we will continue to push boundaries, inspire others, and make an indelible mark on the future of African music and entertainment.”