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Music producer cum hit-maker, Abdul Rasheed Bello popularly known as JJC (Johnny Just Come), is fully back into the fiercely competitive Nigerian music industry.
In this interview, the father of three whose autobiographical songs, ‘My Life’ and ‘Save The Last Dance’ are still making waves, talks about his career, love life and challenges as a returnee artiste. Enjoy it.
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