D'Banj has finally moved on with better things after his reported split with his former boss, Don Jazzy some weeks ago.
According to the latest report, the Kokomaster has been signed by a top United Kingdom record label, Mercury Records.
He has already been listed on the label's official website as one of its artistes alongside top UK singer, Elton John.
Mercury Records is also a subsidiary of Universal Music Group, which Island Def Jam (IDJ) is also a subsidiary of, a label D'Banj claims to also belong to, going by his twitter profile: DB/Good Music/Mercury/IDJ.
D,Banj is expected to officially release his Oliver Twist single on May 14.
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