- Nigerian rapper Blaqbonez, real name Emeka Akumefule, faced a negative reception during a performance.
- The incident occurred on December 7 at Delphino Picnic in Abuja.
- Audience members were seen booing and throwing objects at the stage, disrupting the show.
Nigerian rapper Emeka Akumefule, widely known as Blaqbonez, experienced a hostile reception during a performance in Abuja.
The show took place on December 7 at Delphino Picnic, located behind the Abuja Velodrome. Footage obtained by Naija News shows some members of the audience booing and throwing objects toward the stage, disrupting his performance.
Blaqbonez, who shared the stage with Runtown and Duncan Mighty, encountered interruptions while performing his track ‘ACL’ from his October album No Excuses. The crowd’s reaction may have been influenced by his recent online remarks or a prior dispute with fellow artist Odumodublvck.
Despite the challenges, the rapper maintained his composure and later posted updates, expressing gratitude to fans and reflecting on the experience.
Commenting on the incident via Twitter, Blaqbonez joked, “thought they could stop me from doing acl, i gave them 3 times 😂.”
The episode has since sparked widespread discussion among fans.
Read comments below:
@Nedafor: “No one deserves to be treated like that on stage, even if you don’t like their music.”
@makyosu: “Fans should respect artistes. Throwing objects is unacceptable.”
@Tundeoguns: “Maybe the performance didn’t match the crowd, but violence is never the answer.”
@Sadebayo: “Blaqbonez has the right to perform without fear of attacks from the audience.”
@manueleze: “Audience behaviour like this shows a lack of maturity and respect for entertainers.”
@ngozikachi: “Disliking a song is fine, but disrupting a show and throwing things is crossing the line.”
@ifeanyiukwu: “Artistes put in hard work to perform; fans should support, not attack.”
