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2000 fans destroy properties in Toronto after a show promoter duped them with Phyno and Olamide show
A show promoter who reportedly duped almost 200 fans with a Phyno and Olamide show in Toronto, Canada, collecting $50/100 for the event, will have to pay for damages after fans destroyed properties because the artistes never showed up.
According to some of the fans, the show promoters planned the fraud, hence their anger. The excuse the show promoters gave was that Olamide is not feeling too well and Phyno is also down.
Police officers however arrived the scene of the incident to get everything in control.
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