GABZY IN KENYA:WHAT’S THE STORY?(Video).

The recent city concert featuring British-Nigerian singer Gabzy has set the internet abuzz, not for the anticipated pomp and glamour, but due to a series of unfortunate events that marred the event. Allegations ranging from muggings and teargas incidents to an unexpected heavy downpour have dominated the online discourse surrounding the concert, which took place a fortnight ago.

Gabzy, known for his smooth-soulful touch, resides in North London but occasionally visits Nigeria, his country of origin. The concert, held in the city, faced criticism as reports of muggings surfaced, with revelers reportedly losing valuables and smartphones during the event. Additionally, teargas deployment led to chaotic scenes as attendees sought safety, turning what was supposed to be a celebration into a running battle for some.

Nature, too, played a role in disrupting the festivities as heavy rainfall drenched part of the VIP section and transformed the grounds into muddy terrain. Some attendees expressed dissatisfaction with Gabzy’s performance, deeming it below par, while others contested these claims, asserting that the allegations were unfounded.The recent city concert featuring British-Nigerian singer Gabzy has set the internet abuzz, not for the anticipated pomp and glamour, but due to a series of unfortunate events that marred the event. Allegations ranging from muggings and teargas incidents to an unexpected heavy downpour have dominated the online discourse surrounding the concert, which took place a fortnight ago.

Gabzy, known for his smooth-soulful touch, resides in North London but occasionally visits Nigeria, his country of origin. The concert, held in the city, faced criticism as reports of muggings surfaced, with revelers reportedly losing valuables and smartphones during the event. Additionally, teargas deployment led to chaotic scenes as attendees sought safety, turning what was supposed to be a celebration into a running battle for some.

Nature, too, played a role in disrupting the festivities as heavy rainfall drenched part of the VIP section and transformed the grounds into muddy terrain. Some attendees expressed dissatisfaction with Gabzy’s performance, deeming it below par, while others contested these claims, asserting that the allegations were unfounded.

Fans took to social media platforms, particularly X (formerly Twitter), to share their experiences and opinions on the concert. Amidst the criticisms, there were supportive voices defending Gabzy and urging others to focus on the positive aspects of the event. The online debate continues, reflecting the divided opinions surrounding the concert.

Gabzy, who made his mark in the UK music scene in 2016 with songs like “Coco” and “Summertime” featuring Gyptian, gained significant recognition through his collaborative EP “Summers” with American producer Melvitto. Hailing from Peckham in South-East London, a multicultural area also populated by Nigerians, Gabzy cites Meek Mill, Drake, Neyo, and Frank Ocean as his favorite international artists, while in Nigeria, he draws inspiration from Wizkid and Burna Boy. Despite the recent controversy surrounding his concert, Gabzy remains a notable figure in the British-Nigerian music scene.

Fans took to social media platforms, particularly X (formerly Twitter), to share their experiences and opinions on the concert. Amidst the criticisms, there were supportive voices defending Gabzy and urging others to focus on the positive aspects of the event. The online debate continues, reflecting the divided opinions surrounding the concert.

Gabzy, who made his mark in the UK music scene in 2016 with songs like “Coco” and “Summertime” featuring Gyptian, gained significant recognition through his collaborative EP “Summers” with American producer Melvitto. Hailing from Peckham in South-East London, a multicultural area also populated by Nigerians, Gabzy cites Meek Mill, Drake, Neyo, and Frank Ocean as his favorite international artists, while in Nigeria, he draws inspiration from Wizkid and Burna Boy. Despite the recent controversy surrounding his concert, Gabzy remains a notable figure in the British-Nigerian music scene.

(