Asake Shuts Down Central One Arena with the popular album 'Lungu Boy' 

Nigerian music sensation Asake once again proved his star power by shutting down the Central One Arena last night in an electrifying performance that left fans in awe. The event, which took place in the 200,000-capacity stadium, saw tickets selling out in less than 24 hours, a testament to Asake's growing influence in the Nigerian music scene. Fans from across the states gathered to witness the "Lungu Boy" album performance, creating an awesome  atmosphere that has since taken over social media.

Asake's performance at the Central One Arena has sparked  reactions on social media, with many fans left with no doubt  that truly he is  "GOAT" (Greatest of All Time) of the Nigerian music industry. The artist's ability to sell out such a massive venue in record time has solidified his status as a major force in the industry. Social media platforms have been flooded with praise for Asake, with fans and celebrities alike acknowledging his impact. The success of this show, coupled with previous sell-outs at venues like the O2 Arena, has many predicting even greater achievements in Asake's future.

Asake's performance at the Central One Arena was not just about the music; it was a statement. Emerging on stage with his signature "Lungu Boy" style, Asake delivered an unforgettable performance, particularly when he performed "MMS," a track recorded alongside superstar Wizkid. The energy in the arena was great , and fans were quick to express their admiration, with some even calling for Asake to bring home a Grammy for "Lungu Boy." The artist has gained a significant number of followers following this event, and there is growing anticipation for what he will do next. With the success of both the O2 Arena and Central One Arena, the world is eager to see how Asake will continue to push the boundaries of his caree home and abroad