Tekno, Sound Sultan, Oritse Femi, others rocks stage at all white party [Photos]
The annual party held on Sunday, September 11, 2016 at Landmark Event Centre, Oniru, Victoria Island.
The high-brow party was also an activation event for Castle Lite, a new brand set to hit the Nigerian market produced by SABMiller,a multinational brewing and beverage company headquartered in London, England. It is the world's second-largest brewer measured by revenues and is also a major bottler of Coca-Cola.
Artistes that performed at the event are party bangers such as Tekno, Sound sultan, Oritsefemi, Harrysong, Humblesmith, LAX, Olu Maintain, Koker, Jaywon, Niyola, Skales, Sugarboy, Cynthia Morgan, Ajebutter, Pepenazi, Skales amongst many others.
The long list of DJs at the party of the year include Dj Jimmy Jatt, Dj Humility, Dj Consequence, Dj Ruud, Dj Big N, Dj Prince Ehiz, Ben Foster and many more.
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Last year’s event was the first edition of the annual “All White Party” which turned out to be very successful which included the launch of his much-anticipated debut Superstar DJ Album titled .
It was indeed a night of top notch entertainment, with lots of things going on and free drinks for everyone till they all had enough.
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