SICK WIZKID OPENS UP ON THE CAUSES OF HIS CURRENT AILMENT WHICH LED TO HIS CANCELLED TOUR AND HE ASKS FANS TO PRAY FOR HIM

Starboy Wizkid has announced that he will be shifting some of his tour dates as he has fallen ill.

The singer shared the news on his Twitter, asking fans to pray for him.

He added that he’ll be spending time with his son and family while he recovers. He wrote on his Twitter, the Ojuelegba singer said he is moving the dates of the missed events to enable him concentrate on getting better, and he added a mysterious line in a now-deleted Tweet that has gotten everyone worried: “If I die today, I die a legend.”

He also made known the severity of the threat when he shared a tweet yesterday saying if he died today he will be a legend, this got so many people worried and wondering what kind of ailment brought the African coroner down, and now he and his team are making it known that the “come closer” coroner was…..

#teamWiz Sad i’m typing this but i’ll be moving dates on my tour to get my health up. I appeal to my real fans to understand and pray with me

I’ll be spending time with my son’s and family while i recover!!

He also made known the severity of the threat when he shared a tweet yesterday saying if he died today he will be a legend, this got so many people worried and wondering what kind of ailment brought the African coroner down, and now he and his team are making it known that the “come closer” coroner was…..

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My family finally forgave me for becoming a musician after 40 years – King Sunny Ade

King Sunny Ade is one of the most successful, widely celebrated and well-known African entertainers of all time.

Sunny Ade, whose real name is Sunday Ishola Anthony Adeniyi Adegeye, has proven in over five decades of artistry that traditional Nigerian music, made in indigenous languages can gain global recognition and win hearts of fans from all over the world.

The multiple Grammy Awards nominee revealed, in an interview on Accelerate TV’s The Maverick show, how being from a royal family in Ondo State nearly deterred him from becoming a professional musician.

According to KSA, his family was not in support of the idea of a becoming musician – believing that princes and kings should be praised and not be beggarly ‘praise singers’, as musicians were known back in the days.

King Sunny Ade also told Accelerate TV how he had hoped to become an engineer and a doctor because he wanted to help people when he was younger.

However, KSA, who would be performing alongside top international pop acts such asBeyonce, Kendrick Lamar and others at the upcoming Coachella Music Festival in America this April, has gone on to become an undisputed legend in the Nigerian music industry.