Shatta Wale mounts a stage over his pool for Faith concert
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Shatta Wale is going all out for his 'Faith' concert aimed at entertaining fans during the coronavirus lockdown.
Although the concert is a virtual one the artiste is mounting a stage over his swimming pool for it.
Taking to Facebook to share videos and photos of the preparation he wrote, “The first ever private home concert. #Faithconcert2020 #Stayathome.”
Prior to the preparations, Shatta Wale promised fans the concert will be with a live band and not the usual lip-sync he usually does at events.
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