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Kanye West hints at Lagos, Nairobi tour
American hip-hop artiste, Kanye West, has revealed a list of countries he would be touring in 2024 and 2025, including Lagos, Nigeria, and Nairobi, Kenya.
The rapper disclosed this in a screenshot of a conversation shared on his Instagram story on Wednesday.
The screenshot that outlined suggested tour dates listed Eko Energy City in Lagos, Nigeria for December 14, 2024, and Nyayo International Stadium in Nairobi, Kenya for December 7, 2024.
It also revealed that Kanye West’s tour will start in Toronto, Canada on June 22, 2024, and continue across the US until August, when it will move to Mexico.
After which Kanye will tour Spain, Egypt, the United Kingdom, and the United Arab Emirates before touching down on Kenya and Nigeria in December.
Moving from Africa, Kanye will move to Australia in January 2025, and then conclude the tour in Japan in February.
His post has begun to spark anticipation among netizens as some of them are already asking about the tickets.
One #the_Lawrenz on X wrote, “I will sell all my followers for a ticket.”
Another user, #K_e_n_n_yy, wrote, “And it’s in December? This year’s Detty December will be too wild. Make I buy a flight.”
#Ademola_2019 tweeted “Who is selling the ticket? I can’t waittt
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In November 2023, iconic hip-hop star, Nicki Minaj also hinted at a potential concert in Nigeria which left many of her fans excited.
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