Patoranking headlines maiden African Unity Concert Asia

Heavy preparations have begun as regards the maiden African Unity Concert Asia and the central act of the night, Alubarika, Daniella Whine and My Woman My Everything singer, Patoranking, is getting set to storm Asia for the concert proudly organised by De-Jurist Promotions, one of the prominent event companies based in Asia. According to Mr Solomon of De-Jurist, “We are majorly concerned about unity and the only way we can foster our growth and development in Asia is to introduce events like these that can bring people together to link up, have fun, explore cultural values and build links. We are leading as regards events in Asia and we recently staged one of the most successful events of all time for Africans here in Asia when we brought Korede Bello to perform his major hit tracks on stage.” And on why Patoranking was selected as the major act to head the concert, he said, ‘Patoranking is a very talented artist and he’s loved so much by Africans here in Asia. He is a pure and raw talent and he infuses his songs with traditional flavours and this makes him one of the rare ones that does that and apart from all that, the girls love him.” African Unity Concert Asia will hold on August 1st in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Patoranking will be supported by African artists based in Asia and DJs Flava and Ice will be on the wheels of steel. A freestyle competition will also hold at the competition and the winning artist will be presented his prize by Patoranking. Also speaking about the concert, Sunky OG, who launched his magazine, Zoom, recently in Asia, and whom is the concert’s official media partner and is in charge of all its media-related issues, said, “Malaysia is a land rich in cultural values and Africans here have come to understand that cultural links and friendly values need to be encouraged and that is why African Unity Concert Asia was created to keep cultural values alive.” Speaking further, he said, “We also have to thank one of our major sponsors, Luc Belaire Rose, because without them, we wouldn’t be able to hold the concert.”