- Don Jazzy, music director and head of Mavin Records, shared his weight loss journey.
- He does not enjoy working out in the gym and has not relied on intense exercise routines.
- He achieved his transformation primarily by changing his diet and adjusting his lifestyle.
Music director and Mavin Records boss Don Jazzy has detailed how he managed to slim down, revealing he wasn’t keen on gym sessions.
According to him, his transformation was not achieved through intense exercise routines, but through a change in diet and lifestyle.
In his words: “I’m too lazy for the gym. I was on a carnivore diet for three months and mostly ate meat.”
The music mogul explained that during this period he mainly focused on eating meat as part of a carnivorous diet, which he followed for about three months. He believes that this change in eating habits contributed significantly to his weight loss.
His confession sparked backlash from fans, with many expressing curiosity about the effectiveness of alternative diets compared to conventional fitness methods like regular exercise.
While health and fitness experts generally recommend a balanced diet combined with exercise, Don Jazzy’s experience highlights how different approaches to weight management can work for different people, depending on their body type and discipline.
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In other news… A group of Hollywood actors and supporters have sparked online backlash after they publicly chanted in support of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and his potential re-election bid.
In a video circulating on social media, the actors were seen expressing their support for the president, repeatedly chanting that “Tinubu is fixing Nigeria”.
The performance quickly drew mixed reactions from Nigerians, with supporters praising the actors for supporting the administration, while critics questioned the state of the economy and living conditions under the current government.
Some social media users also focused on veteran actor Zack Orji’s appearance, with several commentators expressing concern for his health, while others accused the actors of supporting the administration for personal gain.
