The musician, who is from the region is said to be worried by the vandalism of pipelines in Niger Delta and wants to use the peace concert to foster unity and peace among the people of the region.
Speaking with R in an interview on Thursday, the MTN ambassador, who would have dropped his first album under Five Star music next month, said he had now set his mind on the peace concert, which is aimed at re-orientating the people of Niger Delta and shift their attention to the need for them to embrace peace and dialogue with the Federal Government.
“Yes, it is true that I have suspended my album release for now. I am planning to have a peace concert in Asaba on July 30. This is going to be the biggest concert in the region and I am optimistic that it would yield a positive result. We are worried about the well-being of our people and this is why we are bringing a peace concert to them,” he said.
The concert will kick off with one week seminar before the music concert would cap it all.
“All Five Star artistes have already been billed to perform. I am also speaking with some of my colleagues currently to know their plans for that day. The truth is that the concert will hold on July 30 and everybody will be happy and the region will remain peaceful ever after,” he said.
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