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Burna Boy becomes first African artiste to sell out 80k London Stadium
Burna Boy, the groundbreaking Nigerian singer, has made history again. He made history after selling out the 80, 000-capacity London Stadium.
Burna Boy’s concert, which was held on Saturday in the United Kingdom, UK, generated immense excitement among his fans with his performances.
The singer became the first African artiste to sell out the 80, 000-capacity London Stadium in the UK.
Confirming the report via its official Twitter handle on Saturday before the show, the London Stadium congratulated the singer for the achievement.
It tweeted: “NOW SOLD OUT @burnaboy’s RECORD-BREAKING concert has now officially SOLD OUT.
What an incredible achievement for the first-ever African artist to solo headline a UK stadium. For those lucky enough to make it, enjoy the show.”
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