Namibian's Teach American R&B Singer 'Omarion' Lesson Of His Life, Refuses To Show Up At His Free Concert

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R&B singer Omarion was booked for a concert in the African country of Namibia. The concert – which was FREE to most ticket holders – was supposed to be promoted by the former B2K singer. According to the promoter, Omarion showed up in The country, but refused to attend the press conference he was booked for.
Well look how few people came out:

Comments

Abayomi said…
I hope our naija artistes go learn from this too
30 October 2017 at 09:24
William said…
Abayomi wetin u know?. If Davido go that country even their president go come watch him perform
30 October 2017 at 09:33
Sandra said…
Abeg help me tell that Abayomi o
30 October 2017 at 09:37
Romeo said…
Abeg make una leave Abayomi alone, he only said his opinion. An advice to our naija brothers and that's all.
30 October 2017 at 09:45
Emeka said…
Why are we fighting because of Omarion? He is of less important these days
30 October 2017 at 09:50
Femi said…
I like this blog so much. Ever since I started reading from here, they have maintained it 90% entertainment gist and 10% sports and fashion. At least I now have where I can come to and be sure am to see much of the happenings in the entertainment word
30 October 2017 at 09:57
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