AUN has released a statement denying that Wizkid had been paid for the show.
According to the statement Wizkid could not make the earlier date
because of a scheduling concert, and now both parties are in talks over a
new date. (Instagram/TCD Photography)
A few days ago, pop star Wizkid was accused by @mrtawati on Twitter for pulling out on a concert at American University of Nigeria scheduled in November after he was paid.
The
story went round blogs the following day, and Wizkid has to address the
issue on Twitter. He called the story false, and hit back at bloggers
for not confirming the story.
Wizkid and a Nigerian promoter (Instagram )
Now AUN has released a
statement denying that Wizkid had been paid for the show. According to
the statement Wizkid could not make the earlier date because of a
scheduling concert, and now both parties are in talks over a new date.
Read the press statement below;
“We
would like to clear the air on the issue about Wizkid performing at
AUN. We have been in negotiations with his management about him
performing at our annual Homecoming concert. However due to a scheduling
conflict he will not be able to make it at that time. We want to make
it clear that contrary to what has been going round on the Internet this
event has not happened yet, neither have we paid any money to Wizkid or
his representatives. Any information saying he reneged on our agreement
is wrong as we are still in the process of selecting an alternative
date.
Fally Ipupa, Christian Louboutin, and Wizkid (Instagram )
"Many
students were disappointed he could not make Homecoming and one person
in expressing their disappointment made statements, which were picked up
by social media sites, that are inaccurate and do not reflect our
position on this issue. AUN does not have any quarrel with Wiz Kid and
we look forward to welcoming him on our campus at a future date.
Sesugh Annger
Assistant Director
Office of Student Activities and Involvement
American University of Nigeria”
Wizkid and Alicia Keys are set to share a stage. As a consequence of the success of his 'Ojuelegba'
single which has made its way to global acclaimed, Wizkid will be
performing as one of the headline acts at the 12th edition of the Keep a Child Alive’s annual Black Ball which will be hosted by Alicia Keys and Chris Rock.
Wizkid(naijagreen)
The event which will
be held in New York City’s Hammerstein Ballroom on November 5, 2015 will
also have performances from Lion Babe and others. This year's event is
themed; ‘Afrofuturism’.
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