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Stefflon Don, British
rapper, and songwriter, who’s currently having sizzling affair with Nigeria’s
Burna Boy is among the foreign artistes billed to storm the country for the
annual musical concert, “ Warri Again.” Other artistes are Zanda Zakuza, Mad
Cobra and Gyptian. Also, Africa’s A-list acts, including Davido, Burna Boy,
Mayorkun, Teni, Omawumi, Timaya, Zlatan, Niniola. Comedians, Okey Bakassi,
Kelvin sapp, Mr Paul, Forever, Gordons, Helen Paul, I Go Dye, Destalker,
Efe Warri Boy have confirmed their attendance.
The concert, which will be hosted by comedian
AY and Bovi holds on the 27th of December, at the Eko Convention Centre,
Lagos. Omashola will host the red carpet event. The “Warri Again”show, which
started in October 1, 2013 in Warri, Delta State has blossomed into one
of the best organized and biggest shows in Nigeria. According to the
organizers, the essence of the concert, is to re-awaken and reignite the
perception that Warri is indeed peaceful; investment friendly and the people
are hospitable, warm and receptive. “Taking the event to Lagos has become
expedient because most of the amazing talents in Music and Comedy from Delta
that we have been able to discover and nurture over time need such audience to
test their acceptability and wider reach as well as their ingenuity.” “This
factor will eventually launch them into stardom and allow them to join other
prominent Deltans that have made their marks in these enterprise of comedy and
music such as Alibaba, AY, Bovi, Omawumi, Oritsefemi, Solid Star,Uti
Nwachukwu(Big Brother Africa), I Go Dye, Harrysong among others will readily
come to mind.” “Past shows have featured 90% of all prominent Nigerian
musicians/comedians/dance groups and also International stars like Jarule,
Ashanti, Awilo, Maxi Priest among others. It is unbelievably true that a star
live performance featuring such world-class musicians with huge fan base could
be on hand to entertain guests, cutting across the different strata of the
society, the organizers, Brownhill Events Inc. mentioned in a
statement.”
Source: Vanguard
