
It was a night of Glamour, Glitz, and Groove at the Expo Hall, Eko Hotel yesterday Saturday, July 30th venue of the most anticipated album concert of the year staged by P-Square tagged (The Invasion).
The event attracted dignitaries from all works of life including entertainers and politicos;i.e First Lady of Lagos State,Abimbola Fashola,Omotola Jalade Ekeinde,DjJimmy Jatt,9ice,Munachi Abii, Bovi among others.
First act to hit the stage was Gospel Singer Skid Ikemefuna, followed by fast rising Hip-hop act Yung Six who thrilled the crowd with his new single “Follow Me”.
Sean P also cracks the crowd up! His dance version of Cabo Snoop's Windeck has the crowd screaming for more.
Some other acts that thrilled the crowd with their wonderful performances were Davido, Lynxx, Ikechukwu, Sound Sultan, Dr Sid, Tiwa Salvage, Bracket, Waje etc.
P-Square performed songs like I luv U,Temptation,Chop my Money,Bunieya Enu,Impossibility,Asamkpokoto,Busy Body,Ifunaya,Do Me that held the crowd spellbound.
Low moment of the event was when the song' Forever' comes on, the sound goes off for close to ten minutes. Although crowd show support by clapping and cheering.
The show which was anchored by the elegant BeatFm Presenter Tolu Toolz Oniru and Freeze was a fulfilled and memorable event.
More pictures of what went down in our subsequent posts.













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