AfroNation On The Go; Waterfront Development Withdraws Légal Actions

Waterfront Development has thrown its weight behind Afro Nation Festival. According to a statement published on their website, the teams from Waterfront Development and Afro Nation reached an amicable agreement on the AfroNation 2019 Festival after a closed door meeting.

The statement said Afro Nation Ghana has presented Waterfront Development with their security and event plans to Waterfront Development’s satisfaction.

Consequently, “Waterfront Development will withdraw its legal action against AfroNation and wishes them well”, the statement added.

Afro Nation the biggest urban music festival brand in the world starts from 27th to 30 December at the stunning Laboma beach.

The four-day festival which will see incredible performances from A-list stars such as Burna Boy, Shatta Wale, Stonebwoy, Davido, will see festival patrons thrilled to trendy Afrobeats, hip-hop, UK rap, reggae and dancehall music from the best talents in the world.

Festival tickets are on sale at www.afronationghana.com. Day passes can also be purchased at selected First National Bank outlets.

For more information call hotline on 0541304800.

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