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Nigerian musician Wizkid showed some love to his long-time friend and Ghanaian producer Killbeatz.
The 'Essence' hitmaker over the weekend showed up in Ghana to mourn with Killbeatz who had lost his mother.
He was at the one-week observation ceremony held on Saturday, February 25, the same day as the Nigerian elections.
Aside from Wizkid, other Ghanaian artistes including R2Bees, King Promise, Gyakie, Darkovibes, Efya and others had shown up to support Killbeatz.
Not only did he commiserate with their grieving colleague, but Wizkid also partook in the ‘jama’ session held after the ceremony.
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