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Timaya set to give PH fans a Real Deal Experience

Funsho Arogundade

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Nigerian dancehall artiste, Timaya will take centre stage to thrill fans at the Joseph Yobo Mini Stadium, Port Harcourt on Sunday 8 May as Legend’s Real Deal Experience sails to town.

The self-styled ‘Egberi Papa 1’ will join stars like Kcee and Oritsefemi as a headliner on the Legend Real Deal Experience tour.

Timaya, who was raised in Port Harcourt, is particularly excited bringing the Legend experience to the people, as memoirs of growing up in the neighbourhood will remain ever pleasant.

“I’m so excited to bring my music and act to the town most instrumental in shaping my early years. I promise to give my people everything they want and more. If I don’t do this for them, who else would I do it for?” Timaya enthused.

The Legend Real Deal Experience, which has already toured in Lagos, Onitsha and now berthing in Port Harcourt, will feature a full-sized rotating bar, incredible onstage stunts, musical performances, as well as exciting game shows with lots of prizes to be won at the event.

Edem Vindah, Corporate Media and Brand PR Manager, NB plc, comment on the tour:

“The Legend Real Deal Experience has been hosted in two cities, Lagos and Onitsha and we are happy with the mileage it has gained. We’re hoping that Port Harcourt will not disappoint. We are counting on Legend fans to come out in their numbers, not only for Timaya but also for other performances set to thrill everyone.”

The Real Deal Experience will visit other major cities in Nigeria in the coming weeks.

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