Simi Suspends Abuja Concert, Assures Fans of Ticket Refunds
Nigerian singer Simi has put her planned Abuja concert on hold due to unresolved venue arrangements, promising full refunds to ticket holders while confirming that her Lagos show will proceed on December 5 at a new venue.
Nigerian singer, Simisola Kosoko, popularly known as Simi, has suspended her planned SimiLive Abuja concert over unresolved logistical arrangements with the event venue.
The singer announced the development in a message to her fans on Saturday, apologising to those who had purchased tickets and made plans to attend the show.
Simi explained that arrangements with the venue had not progressed as expected, despite her earlier announcement of the concert date.
She said she had initially hoped the outstanding issues would be resolved before the event but decided to put the show on hold rather than risk disappointing her audience.
The singer expressed regret over the decision, acknowledging the excitement surrounding the concert and the inconvenience caused to fans.
She also assured ticket holders that all payments made for the Abuja show would be refunded, directing them to Partyverse to process their refunds.
Meanwhile, Simi confirmed that her Lagos concert, scheduled for December 5, would go ahead as planned, although the venue had been changed.
The performance will now take place at Livespot Entertarium, with the doors expected to open at 6 p.m.
She urged Lagos fans not to be concerned about the adjustment, stressing that the date and other arrangements remained unchanged.
The singer also encouraged interested fans who were yet to purchase tickets to do so through her official website.
Simi is known for popular songs including Duduke, Joromi and Love Don’t Care.
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