Davido elegantly closes out AfroFuture event
It was early Saturday morning, beyond three in the morning, and many of the partygoers who were still waiting for Nigerian Afrobeats artist Davido to perform at ElWak stadium had a look of exhaustion on their faces.
Boakyewaa Lawrencia 
His concert was supposed to be the high point of this year's two-day AfroFuture festival, which got underway on Thursday, December 28 with amazing performances by Samini and Black Sherif of Ghana.
After Adekunle Gold's performance, fans had to wait for about two hours, and boredom was beginning to set in.
To lighten the atmosphere of the crowd, MC Lolastic and Mensa Jr lit up the venue with back-to-back vintage hip-hop songs.
There were thunderous applause when Davido's big declaration to take the stage was made.
The Unavailable hitmaker's appearance on stage sent the audience into a frenzy after they had to wait for many minutes.
Davido expressed regret for the wait, blaming technological difficulties. Having said so, he began his task by playing some of his older songs, such as Damiduro and Back When, to which the audience sang and danced.
The audience was enthused by Davido's contagious energy and cheered him on during his performance.
He sang a selection of his hit songs, including Dream Girl, If, Feel, Assurance, Unavailable, and Blow My Mind, with elegance while serving his customers.
The thrill of the moment was increased when Davido was joined on stage by celebrities like Stonebwoy and King Promise.
The second day also saw performances by Camidoh, R2Bees, South Africa’s Musah Keys and Adekunle Gold.
About AfroFuture
AfroFuture is a celebration of Africa’s diverse culture and the vibrant work of African creatives and entrepreneurs.
The festival is designed to elevate and highlight the thrilling and thriving millennial talent in Africa by introducing an interactive event that teaches, explains and explores various cultures through a pioneering approach.
Previously known as Afrochella, attendees get to experience art and creative activations from the continent, celebrate African music, and taste premium and cultured cuisine.
And it was a two day affair at this year’s festival which kicked off on Thursday, December 28.
Day one of Afro Future witnessed spectacular performances from some of Ghana's finest acts, including seasoned Reggae artist Samini and the vocal queen Efya, who delivered an unforgettable musical and stage performance experience to the delighted crowd. Nigerian rapper Odumodublvck and Mavin Records signee Crayon were part of the performers.
