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Wizkid back on stage months after losing mum, performs in Saudi

Renowned Afrobeats singer, Ayodeji Balogun, popularly known as Wizkid, has made a powerful comeback to music after taking some time off to mourn the loss of his mother.

The Nigerian music icon gave an incredible performance in Saudi Arabia, marking his first public appearance and concert in six months, having lost his mother four months prior.

The singer’s mother, Morayo Jane Balogun, passed away earlier this year from high blood pressure and hypertension.

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After spending six months away from the stage, Wizkid’s return to the spotlight was much anticipated, and his performance in Saudi Arabia was truly spectacular.

This concert is coming days after Wizzy announced an N100m giveaway for all the kids in the Surulere area of Lagos State.

Netizens go wild online as they react to Wizkid’s concert in Saudi. Here are some of the viral comments that trailed Wizkid’s return to the stage:

@oskhalo.styles wrote: “Baba don go play em dey lose money.”

@bigfavee: “No be Abuja be this o.”

@rdofficial12 said: “The king is back.”

“Saudi moni hit different. Baba must show,”  @millz_chol added

“The beast is back on stage,” said @princezanga.

@bigslime_1m: “You dey hear song wey wizkid dey perform lol. See Crowd Energy.. Legend!”

@thisisrey01 also wrote: “If you no be FC you dey suffer.”

@official_classicspirit: “Thought dey don party this much in Saudi, omoh dey don too lie for me”

@sulaimonsubair9: “Highest, this one no be Abuja prank.”

 

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