I Sold My Expensive Rolex Watch For Rhythms Of Africa Concert—Sonnie Badu
Sonnie Badu claimed he faced difficulties in securing sponsors for his highly anticipated Rythm of Africa concert, which led him to decide to sell his valuable Rolex watch to finance the event.
Despite encountering some technical issues, the concert took place successfully at the Grand Arena of the Accra International Conference Centre (AICC) over the weekend.
Additionally, the Ghanaian singer and preacher, who is based in the UK, shared insights into his personal life. He disclosed his preference for exclusively dating women of Jamaican heritage and eventually marrying one.
Footage of the interview was shared by blogger GHKwaku as depicted below:
An earlier report about the concert saw Tru News Report mention that Sonnie Badu apologised to his fans on Twitter for the glitches at the concert.
According to the findings of Tru News Report, the show faced numerous technical difficulties, which nearly led to its failure. At one point, the audience became bored, posing a threat to the success of the concert, although Badu himself made sure his performances compensated for the setback.
Moreover, Ghanaian gospel musicians Joe Mettle, Nacee, MOG Music, and Perez Musik ensured that there were no dull moments. They captivated the crowd with a series of hit songs, delivering exceptional performances that brought the audience closer to God during this well-organized gospel event.
Prominent gospel artistes and other Ghanaian celebs such as Empress Gifty, Kwaku Manu, Abeiku Santana, and Piesie Esther, as well as Nigerian artistes Neon Adejo and Preye Odede, were also spotted at this highly anticipated event.
In a post he shared, as sighted by Tru News Report, Sonnie Badu apologised to his huge fans for the mishap, saying:
