Countdown to #081EVERY1FEST
It is almost all systems go for the biggest - and cheapest - mega concert the country has ever seen.
The much-anticipated #081EVERY1FEST concert organisers are pulling out all the stops to ensure that all security measures are in place.
MTC recently announced that a glittering line-up of local and international artists will perform at the charity concert slated for 11 August at the Sam Nujoma Stadium.
International artists include Nigerian super star Davido, Runtown, Jah Prayzah, Heavy K and Busiswa. The likes of Gazza, Kalux, Oteya, KP Illest, Sally Boss Madam, Adora, One Blood, PDK, Afroberries and 4x4 Too Much Power are the local artists expected to perform at the show.
“We are dedicated to ensure an enjoyable event on the 11th of August 2018, hence our total commitment to ensuring that security is a top priority,” said MTC's spokesperson John Ekongo.
MTC this week announced that it has held several meetings with law-enforcement agencies, including the City Police Traffic Control, City of Windhoek Disaster Recovery, private security companies and Nampol. A joint press briefing regarding the security measures is expected in the coming week.
MTC executive Tim Ekandjo has also promised fireworks, saying that never before in the history of Namibia has there ever been such a powerful line-up of Africa's best artists on one stage. Tickets are available at Webtickets or at any Pick n Pay outlet and one person will be limited to ten tickets. No tickets will be sold at the concert venue.
STAFF REPORTER
MTC recently announced that a glittering line-up of local and international artists will perform at the charity concert slated for 11 August at the Sam Nujoma Stadium.
International artists include Nigerian super star Davido, Runtown, Jah Prayzah, Heavy K and Busiswa. The likes of Gazza, Kalux, Oteya, KP Illest, Sally Boss Madam, Adora, One Blood, PDK, Afroberries and 4x4 Too Much Power are the local artists expected to perform at the show.
“We are dedicated to ensure an enjoyable event on the 11th of August 2018, hence our total commitment to ensuring that security is a top priority,” said MTC's spokesperson John Ekongo.
MTC this week announced that it has held several meetings with law-enforcement agencies, including the City Police Traffic Control, City of Windhoek Disaster Recovery, private security companies and Nampol. A joint press briefing regarding the security measures is expected in the coming week.
MTC executive Tim Ekandjo has also promised fireworks, saying that never before in the history of Namibia has there ever been such a powerful line-up of Africa's best artists on one stage. Tickets are available at Webtickets or at any Pick n Pay outlet and one person will be limited to ten tickets. No tickets will be sold at the concert venue.
STAFF REPORTER
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