The show was held at the newly constructed Eko Atlantic and the fans
had to walk for about an hour from the car park to the venue.
However, D’Banj, very aware of the backlash from those who came out
for the concert on social media, took to his Twitter page to tweet his
apologies to almost half a million followers.
“To all my great FANS that came out for me. Words cant express my
gratitude and love for u guys. I apologise to everyone for any
inconvenience, most especially the trek to Jerusalem,” he wrote.
“Logistics crew were overwhelmed by the crowd turn out and traffic made adapting hard.
“I send out my sincere apologies especially for the fact that you
still came and made the show a Great success. I promise there won’t be a
repeat of what happened.
“Measures are being taken to guarantee that. Again thank you and God bless. There can’t be Dbanj without u guys, love.”
Logistic hitches apart, the Koko Concert was a huge success, with
international stars like Idris Elba, Pusha T, Big Sean, Tinie Tempah and
local artistes like Iyanya, IcePrince, Naeto C, wowing the mammoth
crowd.
