₦airaland Forum

liveLongNprospa:
Lmaooo I feel like you are mistaking loudness for traffic

raumdeuter:
I guess some people have money and this economy dey favor dem

Maybe I am not familiar with Rema songs but I will likely enjoy an Olamide or Flavor concert more as a Nigerian. For one these 2 have more hit tracks and bangers that Rema

raumdeuter:
So you don run. You are not willing to

I will put up 5 areas APC has been better and you do for PDP

So all the posturing that no one will take up the challenge, I show up and you chicken out

raumdeuter:
Which day have you seen BlueRayDick not wail about govt since?

He is hurt that his candidate lost and majority of Nigerians rejected his candidate. That is allowed

Next election is coming let him support a bettwr candidate and not the fraudster called Obi

BlueRayDick:
I will pay this much for a performance that involves DJ playing pre-recorded music which the artiste mimes to?

Omo! I would rather go to all those night performance at Ojez inside national stadium surulere where a live band will play and u will order fish peppersoup and drink of Ur choice without paying any gate fee. Those shows are more authentic and entertaining than all these artistes' show.

Ellexy:
Egbon just list the five areas APC has improved the lives of Nigerians and stop this shaku shaku dance no one is interested in....

Ellexy:
This obsession with Obi don surpass bulaba's obsession with stealing people's childhood pictures. We’re talking about the government in power wrecking the country, and your entire brain still jumps to a man who isn’t president, isn’t in office, and isn’t responsible for a single policy affecting the masses.

Face the people actually running Nigeria into the ground, not the ones living rent free in your head.

semid4lyfe:
Concert ticket prices in Naija this December.

Rema - 250k
Asake - 300k
Davido - 250k
Olamide - 120k
Flavour - 120k

Keep in mind, no be table or VIP but standing tickets o.

In this T-Pain economy wey everything red, na hin show organizers/artistes still get mind to dey do luxury pricing?

Any how sha, like one guy for here go talk, don't be mad, go make money.

izzou:
Airlines(Businesses) are not run with emotions. Because people said it online, is not the reason why they increased it.

It was increased because there's a traffic. Being too high is another point which I everyone can contest (As Ellexy said)

There's nothing loud about it. On the 14th of December, that flight will be filled with people who paid, heading to Lagos.

BlueRayDick:
I will pay this much for a performance that involves DJ playing pre-recorded music which the artiste mimes to?

Omo! I would rather go to all those night performance at Ojez inside national stadium surulere where a live band will play and u will order fish peppersoup and drink of Ur choice without paying any gate fee. Those shows are more authentic and entertaining than all these artistes' show.

liveLongNprospa:
Did you add King..Tom?

raumdeuter:
The latest ambassador nominees that we all screamed for is here. Among them are

1. Barrister Ogbonnaya Kalu (Abia)
2. Reno Omokri (Delta)
3. Prof. Mahmood Yakubu (Bauchi)
4. Erelu Bisi Angela Adebayo (Ekiti)
5. Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi (Enugu)
6. Tasiu Musa Maigari (Katsina)
7. Yakubu N. Gambo (Plateau)
8. Prof. Nora Ladi Daduut (Plateau)
9. Otunba Femi Pedro (Lagos)
10. Chief Femi Fani-Kayode (Osun)
11. Barr. Nkechi Linda Ufochukwu (Anambra)
12. Fatima Florence Ajimobi (Oyo)
13. Lola Akande (Lagos)
14. Grace Bent (Adamawa)
15. Dr. Victor Okezie Ikpeazu (Abia)
16. Senator Jimoh Ibrahim (Ondo)
17. Ambassador Paul Oga Adikwu (Benue)

Now we can have the diplomatic representation we have been missing

monerozi5590:
This one talk too much too na.

En say en d blame the judiciary and the military for allowing Tinubu to become president. That it was because of that, that Wike can look dem (military) in the face and call dem a fool.

MorataFC:
Very cheap sef, Can’t they organize it every day? So that people like us need a place to go and relax, at least to catch some fun.
Abeg, help us beg them to organise it everyday .
Mtcheeeeew

CrystalTiger:
https://www.nairaland.com/8571765/no-christian-persecution-nigeria-bishop

See Kukah ooo ..

raumdeuter:
The same way every state governor is responsible for the security of their state

Like Tbat and Sanwo.

semid4lyfe:
Someone said the best shows by Naija artistes are the ones held abroad and not in Nigeria, and I agree.

Abroad get well-developed Infrastructure, equipments and facilities to host those shows which bring out the best in them, and make the artistes performances thoroughly enjoyable.

Burna's One Night in Space show held in MSG is his best till date and dwarfs any performance he's had in Naija.

Asake's 02 arena and Red Bull Symphonic Orchestra shows will beat anything he'll ever do here.

Even their ordinary live performances in late night american and UK TV shows better pass wetin dem dey do here but dem go still charge local fans wetin pass dem abroad rates.

Anyways, na mature cool live music concerts like Johnny Drille Live Room me dey like attend and no be all these afrobeats gbogobo ero shows wey the artistes go come mime for stage with DJ support.

raumdeuter:
Will you also mention 5 areas PDP improved the lives of Nigerians when they spent 16yrs in power?

You'd be a very bad student.

So if Trump asked you to state 5 areas APC improved life of an everyday Nigerian or face deportation, you'd tell him the above.

nihilistjnr:
It's important to note that these guys are international artistes now. Yes they sell Nigerian product but not to the Nigerian market.

I've been to a few Burna Boy shows in the UK and in Europe, and he's packing 10s of thousands every time paying a minimum of £50 which is circa 100k, and has the advantage of the tickets being reasonably priced by European standards, huge arenas and multiple dates to really rack up the funds. Concert goers abroad also don't have the typical Nigerian mentality of 'I be oga' so I need to be separate from the crowd.

The Nigerian concert goer that is willing to stand with crowd in front of the stage doesn't have the kind of money form a similar chargeable crowd base, so Burna and Co cannot expect playing to a large crowd to be anywhere near profitable - so it's better for them to target their typical Diasporan customers coming for dirty December instead.

It's basically a Diasporan concert set in Lagos, that typically the promoters won't even break even on.
These artistes only need the a Detty December show to keep their brand and Naija credentials alive, not because it's a profitable market.

I'm guessing these artistes would only consider reducing how much they charge the promoters so those ones too can see something to eat and in turn be motivated to bring crowd, but other than branding and promo, I don't see any incentive for Burna and Co to do a Lagos show. The money is just not there.

nihilistjnr:
It's important to note that these guys are international artistes now. Yes they sell Nigerian product but not to the Nigerian market.

I've been to a few Burna Boy shows in the UK and in Europe, and he's packing 10s of thousands every time paying a minimum of £50 which is circa 100k, and has the advantage of the tickets being reasonably priced by European standards, huge arenas and multiple dates to really rack up the funds. Concert goers abroad also don't have the typical Nigerian mentality of 'I be oga' so I need to be separate from the crowd.

The Nigerian concert goer that is willing to stand with crowd in front of the stage doesn't have the kind of money form a similar chargeable crowd base, so Burna and Co cannot expect playing to a large crowd to be anywhere near profitable - so it's better for them to target their typical Diasporan customers coming for dirty December instead.

It's basically a Diasporan concert set in Lagos, that typically the promoters won't even break even on.
These artistes only need the a Detty December show to keep their brand and Naija credentials alive, not because it's a profitable market.

I'm guessing these artistes would only consider reducing how much they charge the promoters so those ones too can see something to eat and in turn be motivated to bring crowd, but other than branding and promo, I don't see any incentive for Burna and Co to do a Lagos show. The money is just not there.

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BlueRayDick:
I will pay this much for a performance that involves DJ playing pre-recorded music which the artiste mimes to?

Omo! I would rather go to all those night performance at Ojez inside national stadium surulere where a live band will play and u will order fish peppersoup and drink of Ur choice without paying any gate fee. Those shows are more authentic and entertaining than all these artistes' show.

CrystalTiger:
https://www.nairaland.com/8571765/no-christian-persecution-nigeria-bishop

See Kukah ooo ..

A40:
I tire oh. Pay how much to go hear wack Afrobeats.

Afropolitan Vibes by BANTU that year has spoiled me. Anything that's not live band I'm not interested at all. Let me hear the artiste actually sing not chop mouth or make me wey don pay already still dey do him work

iamoyindamola:
Ojez still exist
Omo e dan tay o, I always follow my dad to the one along onike majaro back then
Ohez and some highlife joints were the upcoming clubhouse then

nihilistjnr:
It's important to note that these guys are international artistes now. Yes they sell Nigerian product but not to the Nigerian market.

I've been to a few Burna Boy shows in the UK and in Europe, and he's packing 10s of thousands every time paying a minimum of £50 which is circa 100k, and has the advantage of the tickets being reasonably priced by European standards, huge arenas and multiple dates to really rack up the funds. Concert goers abroad also don't have the typical Nigerian mentality of 'I be oga' so I need to be separate from the crowd.

The Nigerian concert goer that is willing to stand with crowd in front of the stage doesn't have the kind of money form a similar chargeable crowd base, so Burna and Co cannot expect playing to a large crowd to be anywhere near profitable - so it's better for them to target their typical Diasporan customers coming for dirty December instead.

It's basically a Diasporan concert set in Lagos, that typically the promoters won't even break even on.
These artistes only need the a Detty December show to keep their brand and Naija credentials alive, not because it's a profitable market.

I'm guessing these artistes would only consider reducing how much they charge the promoters so those ones too can see something to eat and in turn be motivated to bring crowd, but other than branding and promo, I don't see any incentive for Burna and Co to do a Lagos show. The money is just not there.