SARKODIE, WIZKID, AKON AND BIG SEAN LIVE IN GHANA

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Sarkodie, alongside Akon, Big Sean, Shatta Wale, Samini, Wizkid to perform live in Accra.

On the 23rd of November, at  the Accra Sports Stadium, The Award winning  Ghanaian Rapper Sarkodie alongside two America’s biggest music stars Big Sean and Akon not leaving behind Samini, Shatta and Nigeria hot kid wizzy baby…. Wizkid oh yeah!.  All these talents will be performing live in Accra and the event is titled 'Big Eruption'…… This event is put together by the Local brewery giant Guinness Ghana Limited, that day will make Big Sean’s first show in Ghana while Akon would be making his third major appearance.
according to a reliable source the deal was sealed with Senegalese-born musician/producer AKON  last time he was in accra.
This is gonna be another big thing in accra trust me.ACCRA are u ready......................

-Excel

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