The first ever BET Africa Experience concert kicked off on Saturday at the Coca Cola Dome in Johannesburg, South Africa, and saw Nigerian highlife singer, Flavour, perform as a headline act.
Nigerian singer rocks BET Africa Experience concert
Nigeria's Flavour was on hand to thrill fans at the BET Africa Experience concert
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The event which held on Saturday December 12th, saw Flavour serve the fans with some of his hit songs, including 'Ololufe', 'Ada Ada', 'Shake' and 'Nwa Baby'.
Other performers were Tanzania’s Diamond Platnumz and South Africa's very own AKA.
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American rapper, Young Thug, was also on hand to give fans a great night.
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