Nigerian singer FOLA has issued a public apology following the disruption of his recently concluded 2025 concert in Lagos after several attendees reportedly fainted due to severe overcrowding and space constraints. The incident caused panic among fans and led to the show being stopped midway to allow emergency response and restore order.
FOLA’s Statement on Safety
In a statement released after the event, Fola expressed deep regret over how the night unfolded, stressing that no concert is worth risking lives. He confirmed that he made the difficult decision to halt the performance when the safety situation became untenable.
“My people, I’m really sorry about how last night went. People were hurt and that should never happen,” he said. “I had to stop the show because safety comes before anything else.”
My people, I’m really sorry about how last night went.
People were hurt and that should never happen.
I had to stop the show because safety comes before anything else.
I hear you on all fronts, and we’re working to make things right. https://t.co/DfCXCW0qyf
— FOLA (@Folapondis) December 16, 2025
The artist acknowledged fans’ concerns and confirmed that his team is actively working to address the situation. “I hear you on all fronts, and we’re working to make things right,” the statement added, suggesting possible follow-up actions for affected attendees.
Public Reaction and Safety Concerns
Concert safety has since become a major talking point on social media, with fans calling for better crowd control and venue planning at large events, particularly during the festive season.
While some expressed disappointment that the show ended abruptly, many commended Fola for prioritizing the well-being of his fanbase and taking responsibility for the incident, contrasting his action with past industry responses to similar events.
Source: Africa Publicity
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