Baby face controversy: Don Jazzy and Wande Coal depart

Mavin Records have released a statement that officially announces the exit of 'Go Low'  hit maker Wande Coal from Mavin Records.
*Don Jazzy and his Mavins Dr Sid, Tiwa Savage, D'Prince and ex-Mavin Wande Coal
It is with deep regret that we officially announce the departure of recording artist Wande Ojosipe, popularly known as Wande Coal, from Mavin Records due to irreconcilable differences.
Over the past few months, Mavin Records has made a concerted move to consolidate its position in the Nigerian music industry. Mavin has pursued a renewed ethos to raise its standards of quality and professionalism to a world-class level. Wande's vision has not aligned with ours and a few months ago all parties mutually agreed that a separation would be the best course of action.
Legal parties on both sides have spent the past six months trying to reach an amicable solution in terms of musical property rights. However the decision by Wande Coal to release 'Baby Face' purportedly as his own material is a direct breach of intellectual property law and compelled an immediate clarification on our part.
Both Mavin Records and Wande Coal have enjoyed a remarkable run in the course of their working relationship. It is unfortunate that conflicting priorities contributed to the premature curtailment of a hitherto fruitful accord.
Mavin Records reaffirms its goal to constantly provide high quality music to our fans and introduce new and exciting talent into the industry.
We wish Wande Coal the best of luck in all his future endeavours."
Wande Coal  joined Don Jazzy and D'banj's music empire in 2006 when he signed on to the now defunct Mo' Hits Records and featured in D'banj's Rundown/Funk you up album
Wande Coal made it clear he was pitching tents with Don Jazzy following the storm raised after the separation of D'banj and Don Jazzy in March 2012, as business partners which ultimately led to the fall of Mo'Hits records.
The same year, Wande Coal, Dr SID, D'Prince and Tiwa Savage were signed on to Don Jazzy's new Record Label Mavin Records and was perceived to be at peace with the label until he stunned fans with the release of his own record label Black Diamond Entertainment in July 2013. 
The release of the controversial single 'Baby Face' by Wande Coal which Don Jazzy claims is his eventually broke the camels back.