Showing posts with label rick ross. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rick ross. Show all posts

Monday, August 6, 2012

Summer Jam Fest with Rick Ross is 17th of August

St. Eve Magazine in collaboration with TRACE URBAN presents SUMMER JAM FEST Featuring RICK ROSS. And its proudly supported by; BEAT FM, NAIJA FM, CLASSIC FM, Afritickets, Porsche, Chicken Republic, LASAA, Blue Pictures, Barrons World, Hip Hop World, Porsche, Real Stars TV. Click to see other artistes who will perform at the show and how to get your tickets…
 AFRICAN ACTS
FUSE ODG (Ghana Azonto)
Liquideep (South Africa)
Flavour
Terry G
Eva
Vector
Flowsick
Dammy Krane
Burner Boy

TICKETING (Regular N5,000 and N10,000  VIP N25,000)
1.       Nobs 360 Delivery by calling 08105004000
2.       www.afritickets.com
3.       Chicken Republic
a.       Ikeja Mall
b.      Opebi
c.       Awolowo Road
d.      Adeola Odeku
e.      Ajose Adeogun
f.        Domino
g.       Lekki 1
h.      Itiro
i.         Ago Palace
j.        Maryland
4.       Eko Hotel


TABLE BOOKING
N500,000 and N1,000,000
Phone: 08022226836

Wednesday, December 28, 2011

Cross River to sue US rapper

The Cross River State Government has hired lawyers in the United States to sue rapper, Rick Ross, for breach of contract. The government stated this in a BlackBerry Messenger broadcast on Wednesday morning. Ross was expected to perform today at the Calabar Festival but failed to turn up for unknown reasons.
The BBM broadcast reads, "‎​Please be informed that Rick Ross has cancelled his performance at Calabar Festival after accepting full performance fee.
"The rapper, Rick Ross, has issued a statement cancelling his performance at the Calabar Festival, scheduled for December 28, 2011, for reasons not related to his recent surgery and seizures.  "The performer’s cancellation is unexpected and the reasons are unknown to Cross River State since he has confirmed receipt of his entire performance fee many weeks ago.
"Currently, Cross River State and its agents have retained counsel in the United States to pursue their legal and monetary remedies against the artist."
…Punch