Sunday, October 4, 2026

Tiwa Savage, Kizz Daniel, Wande Coal, Naira Marley thrill fans at Supremacy Concert

The concert brought together music enthusiasts to celebrate a decade of live entertainment and Nigerian music.

• October 4, 2026
Tiwa Savage performing
Tiwa Savage performing [Credit: Instagram]

Music lovers enjoyed a night of entertainment as music stars Tiwa Savage, Kizz Daniel, Wande Coal, and Naira Marley thrilled fans at the 10th edition of Supremacy Concert in Lagos.

Held at the Eko Convention Centre, Eko Hotel and Suites, the concert stretched into the early hours of Sunday, with fans enjoying performances from the headline artistes.

The concert brought together music enthusiasts to celebrate a decade of live entertainment and Nigerian music.

Tiwa Savage captivated fans with her vocals and stage presence, while Wande Coal delivered melodious performances that triggered sing-alongs among the crowd.

Kizz Daniel also kept the audience entertained with his popular hits, while Naira Marley brought his distinctive musical style and energetic delivery to the concert.

Some attendees who spoke with journalists expressed satisfaction with the concert, describing itribing itribing it as an exciting celebration of Nigerian music.

Adewale Ogunleye, a fan, described the performances as electrifying.

“Tiwa Savage was absolutely amazing. Her voice and stage presence were everything.

“Wande Coal reminded us why he remains one of the best vocalists in the industry.

“Kizz Daniel and Naira Marley also brought incredible energy. The entire show was worth attending,” he said.

Also speaking, Funke Akinwale, who attended the concert with her friends, described the experience as unforgettable.

“Seeing these artistes perform live was a beautiful experience. The atmosphere was full of excitement.

“I particularly enjoyed Wande Coal’s performance. His songs brought back beautiful memories,” she said.

Similarly, Musa Abdullahi described the concert as refreshing and entertaining.

“The performances were energetic, and the audience was fully involved throughout the night,” he said.

Another attendee, Chiamaka Nwoye, commended the organisers for putting together an enjoyable event.

“It was wonderful seeing Nigerian artistes command such a massive audience. I look forward to another edition,” she said.

The concert, which is in its 10th edition, has continued to provide a platform for established Nigerian artistes to connect with fans through live music and entertainment. 

(NAN)

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