Cultist Attack Deters Artists from Performing at Poco Lee’s Homecoming Concert
Renowned dancer Poco Lee has shed light on why the artists scheduled to perform at his highly anticipated homecoming concert at Lagos State University (LASU) failed to take the stage. The event took a distressing turn when several artists, including Bella Shmurda, Mohbad, and Odumodublvck, were reportedly attacked by individuals suspected to be cultists.
The incident at the Poco Lee homecoming concert left a lasting impact on the attendees. In the aftermath, Poco Lee addressed the crowd, expressing his deep disappointment and concern. He pointed out that the acts of violence and the physical assault suffered by individuals at the event have significantly influenced the decision of prominent entertainers to avoid performing at the university in the future.
According to Poco Lee, all the promised artists were present and ready to deliver an unforgettable show. However, the unfortunate actions of a few individuals jeopardized the smooth running of the concert and created an atmosphere of insecurity, leading to the artists’ reluctance to perform.
He said, “See what’s going on? How dem wan take come back next time? It’s not making sense, like the whole artistes I promised you, they are all here, but these guys won’t listen, why?”
The incident at the LASU concert serves as a wake-up call to address security concerns and ensure the safety of both artists and attendees at future events. Poco Lee’s candid revelation sheds light on the challenges faced by performers and organizers in maintaining a secure environment for artistic showcases and highlights the need for collective efforts to foster a safe and supportive space for the entertainment industry to thrive.
This incident sparked numerous reactions from Nigerians on social media, and here are some of the reactions below:
