Still kicking at 65; KSA rocks Lagos Shift stage

Like the old saying goes, ‘a leopard never changes its spots’, veteran Juju music singer King Sunny Ade held a crowd of different generations spell bound as he took to the stage of the Lagos Shift initiative on Mayday.
The Sixty-five year old Grammy Award nominee, defied his age as he made a meal of the brief stint he had on the stage and even reprises his trademark dance step.

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