It seems like M.I Abaga won't be visiting Club Quilox anytime soon, not after a series of disparaging tweets the rapper recently belted out against the popular night club.
Rapper says popular Lagos night club 'disrespected' him
It seems like M.I Abaga won't be visiting Club Quilox anytime soon, not after a series of disparaging tweets the rapper recently belted out against the popular night club.
The Chocolate City and Loopy Music boss says he was recently 'disrespected' at the luxury night club which he visited on Saturday, February 28, 2015.
Apparently, M.I was hosted at the popular monthly 'One Nite: Live and Unplugged' gig where he was also billed to perform.
According to his tweets, it looks like all didn't go too well while he was at the night club, located on Ozumba Mbadiwe, Victoria Island, Lagos.
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The rapper took to his Twitter account to register his grievances;
He also stated he might not be visiting the popular night club 'anytime soon'
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Club Quilox responded to M.I but their reply only bemused the rapper even more...
Club Quilox launched in December 2013 and is owned by Shina Peller.
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