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How the BBC reported Medikal’s O2 Indigo concert

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Ghanaian music took over the stage in London as Medikal, alongside other top talents, put on a mesmerizing show at the Indigo venue in the O2 Arena.

The event, with Medikal as the headliner, saw an electrifying atmosphere among fans, especially Ghanaians, who were thrilled to witness their country’s musical excellence.

Notable personalities in attendance included digital influencer BlacVolta, broadcaster Jay Foley, YouTuber Kwadwo Sheldon, and football star Mohammed Kudus from West Ham United. Medikal curated a spectacular musical experience, showcasing various outfits and bringing out a lineup of exceptional acts.

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A highlight of the night was Medikal’s performance with Sister Derby, as they delivered their hit “Too Risky,” which resonated deeply with the audience. Guest appearances by Headie One, Sarkodie, and Bisa Kdei added to the grandeur of the event, while Efya’s soulful vocals prompted fans to shower money on stage in adoration.

In a touching moment, Medikal paid tribute to Shatta Wale for his mentorship and support, leading to a dynamic set by the dancehall icon featuring his smash hit “On God.” The evening concluded with rising star Jay Bahd presenting Ghanaian drill music, leaving a lasting impression on the enthusiastic crowd.

As the event wrapped up, Medikal, dressed in white, expressed appreciation to his fellow musicians and the audience, concluding with a dramatic display of confetti and cheers, ensuring an unforgettable night for all attendees.

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Cecelia Chintoh
Cecelia Chintohhttp://ighanaian.com/journalist/cecelia
I'm Cecelia Chintoh, a Ghanaian blogger with many years of experience in the field of journalism. I'm an Editor at Ghanafuo.com, and currently the Lifestyle and Entertainment Editor at iGhanaian.com. I love to write about random stuff, but particularly about my lifestyle and opinions.
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