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 Fans Blast Singer Tekno For Poor Performance In Nairobi, Kenya

Kenyans on Social media are seriously expressing their anger at Singer, Tekno Miles.

As said in their tweets, The artist had done a horrible performance at a paid show in the Countries capital, Nairobi.

Nigerian singer Tekno Miles is catching major flak on social media as Kenyans on Twitter are roasting over allegations that he gave a horrible performance at a paid show yesterday in Nairobi.

Reports claim the concert was riddled with technical and security failures.

Tekno’s 28-minute performance was Rated as complete crap although the singer had an alternative version of how everything went....He even posted "Nairobi showed me much love"

On social media, popular Kenyan DJ, Creme De La Creme, said the Nigerian singer arrived the event unprepared, was not in sync with the band and is blaming him for the whole mess.



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