It was nothing short of an amazing and fully packed party at the Quilox Night Cub, Victoria Island, Lagos last night Friday June 12, 2015 when history was made as Shina Peller the club owner decided to unveil his newest venture called Aquila Records with Tillaman, Base One and Que Peller all signed as recording artistes.
DJ Jimmy JATT, TY Mix, Skales, Skuki, others attend Aquila Records official opening party
It was nothing short of an amazing and fully packed party at the Quilox Night Cub, Victoria Island, Lagos last night Friday June 12, 2015 when history was made.
The artistes came on stage and showed the world what to expect going forward from them but Tillaman who is currently in London working on new projects sent an apology video and also debuted the video to his hit song 'Bad man' to everyone present. Que Peller and Base One didn't disappoint the crowd with their performance, as Que went as far as performing some magical tricks to add spice to the night.
Skales, CDQ, Skuki and L.A.X all took turns and performed their songs. Other celebrities present include Jay Jay Okocha, DJ Jimmy JATT, TY Mix, Tee-A amongst others.
See gallery for more photos from the night.
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