
Afrobeats Summer Tour Port Harcourt: A City Answers Back
The Port Harcourt stop wanted to prove a point. It did.

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Tobi covers Afrobeats, alté, gospel and everything Nigerians play at full volume. He writes about the songs, tours and business behind the sound.
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The Port Harcourt stop wanted to prove a point. It did.

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