The time was past 3:00 am in the early hours of Saturday, with fatigue dancing on the faces of many revelers who were still waiting at the ElWak stadium for Nigeria’s Afrobeats star, Davido to perform.
His performance was expected to crown this year’s two day AfroFuture festival which kicked off on Thursday, December 28 with spectacular performances from the likes of Ghana’s Black Sherif and Samini.
With patrons having had to wait for almost two hours after Adekunle Gold’s performance, boredom started setting in.
Well, MC Lolastic and Mensa Jr lit up the venue with some back to back old hiplife tunes to lighten up the crowds’ moods.
And then, then the big announcement of Davido coming on stage was greeted with roaring cheers.
Having had to wait for long minutes, the crowd was thrown into frenzy when the Unavailable hitmaker hit the stage.
Davido apologised for the delay, citing technical hitches. With that said, he kicked off his assignment with some of his old tunes like Damiduro, Back When to which the crowd danced and sang along.
Davido’s energy on stage was quite infectious, charging the crowd to cheer him up during his time on stage.
He gracefully served patrons with performances of a collection of his hit songs such as Dream Girl, If, Feel, Assurance, Unavailable, Blow My Mind among others.
The likes of King Promise and Stonebwoy joined Davido on stage during his performance, adding up to the whole excitement.
The second day also saw performances by Camidoh, R2Bees, South Africa’s Musah Keys and Adekunle Gold.
About AfroFuture
AfroFuture is a celebration of Africa’s diverse culture and the vibrant work of African creatives and entrepreneurs.
The festival is designed to elevate and highlight the thrilling and thriving millennial talent in Africa by introducing an interactive event that teaches, explains and explores various cultures through a pioneering approach.
Previously known as Afrochella, attendees get to experience art and creative activations from the continent, celebrate African music, and taste premium and cultured cuisine.
And it was a two day affair at this year’s festival which kicked off on Thursday, December 28.
Day one of Afro Future witnessed spectacular performances from some of Ghana’s finest acts, including seasoned Reggae artist Samini and the vocal queen Efya, who delivered an unforgettable musical and stage performance experience to the delighted crowd. Nigerian rapper Odumodublvck and Mavin Records signee Crayon were part of the performers.
Among the DJs serving hit music behind the turn tables were Juls, DJ Stakz, Daddy Chulo and Black Charle.
This year’s AfroFuture was hosted by MC Lolalistic, Michael Nicholss and Mensah Jnr.
Source: GraphicOnline
