NEWS FLASH: Superstar Ayrastarr And Others To Perform At Made By Nigerians Int’l Trade Fair

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Superstar Ayrastarr, Ladipoe and Crowdkontroller to perform at Made By Nigerians Int’l Trade Fair
Get ready for a remarkable experience at the Made By Nigerians Int’l Trade Fair on the 23rd and 24th!

From incredible performances from @ayrastarr, LADIPOE and @crowdkontroller, to fun games & tasty treats. 
Bring your family along, this time the kids are not to be left out ๐Ÿ’ฏ

Visit www.mbn.ng/tradefair to register and save your seat for free!
#MBN
#MadeByNigerians
#InternationalTradeFair

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