Speaking candidly on the 'One One' podcast, the 'Shayo' crooner recounted the pivotal moment when Mo'Hits co-founder, Don Jazzy, extended an invitation to join the influential record label. This occurred around 2010, when his hit track 'Shayo' was dominating the airwaves.
Bigiano explained that his initial success as an independent artist led him to believe he was better off on his own, prompting him to decline the golden opportunity.
"This is going to make me teary, but I dare not," Bigiano confessed. "When ‘Shayo’ was at its prime, my friend D’banj introduced me and handed me over to Sunday Are. That should be 2010."
He vividly recalled being invited to the Mo'Hits mansion. "Bankuli took me there. When we got there, D’banj, Don Jazzy, and Sunday Are were all around. I think Wande Coal was also around. And then Don Jazzy asked me, ‘Do you want to join Mo’Hits?’ Instead of me saying ‘yes,’ the little mind that feels he has arrived as an independent artist with hit songs said ‘No.’"
Reflecting on his decision, Bigiano expressed deep regret. "If I had accepted the offer, that would have been a big turnaround for my career because the Mo’Hits crew were very supportive. I regretted the decision."
His revelation sheds light on a significant "what if" moment in Nigerian music history, leaving many to wonder what Bigiano's career trajectory might have been had he joined the powerhouse that was Mo'Hits Records.