Wizkid Embarrassed As Less Than 100 Persons Attends His Concert In Botswana

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Things didn’t go as Planned for the singer, maybe lack of promotion or Something, But Our Wizkid has been left with huge embarrassed after less than 100 persons attended his much Anticipated concert in Botswana, He even advertised it on his Twitter page. But that Doesn’t stop him from been a popstar right? Is just one of those things..

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Ayo said…
Where are the Wizkid fans?. See Davido's concert in that same Botswana, and look at WizKids own. Please can someone judge between them who is more loved.
3 December 2017 at 12:37
Praiz said…
Please help me tell them o. Where ate the Wizkid fans? All of them are bidding in shame now, they will never comment on this development
3 December 2017 at 12:41
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