Wizkid makes history in London

Africa starboy Wizkid is no doubt one of the biggest artiste from Africa as he just made history in London by performing in a SOLD OUT concert.

Wizkid’s show which was staged in one of the UK’s most iconic venues, the Royal Albert Hall in London was the first sold out concert by an African pop musician.

The show which took place yesterday, September 29th was attended by over 5000 fans in the UK.

Tickets were even sold out days before the concert, despite him being the sole headliner.

The ‘Ojuelegba’ crooner joins an illustrious list that includes the likes of the Beatles, Elton John and many more international superstars who have headlined at the Royal Albert Hall in London.

British act Yxng Bane and the black diamond himself Wande Coal also performed at the concert.
It was a great experience for the fans present and fans who watched the show live online as he delivered superbly with his live band the multycrew, dj tunes for over an hour without no back up singer.. Yes you read that right and he still gave fans a night to remember. It would be a waste of time to argue if he is talented or not..
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