Lagos was a city alive with energy this festive season, as global and local stars gathered for Detty December, an annual event that marks the culmination of the year with thrilling entertainment and relaxation.
The streets, venues, and clubs came alive as music lovers and partygoers flocked to witness a whirlwind of performances by top-tier artists.
This year, the city exceeded expectations as it hosted a series of star-studded concerts, attracting international celebrities and solidifying its place as a global entertainment hub.
One of the most memorable events took place at Obi’s House, where South African sensation Tyla, Nigerian stars Tems and Ayra Starr joined forces to electrify the crowd.
Their performance was a display of girl power as the trio danced and partied together, captivating the audience with their synergy. This star-studded gathering also saw performances from Rema, Crayon, and Darkoo, adding to the already festive atmosphere.
Earlier in the evening, Tyla was spotted enjoying the vibrant Lagos nightlife at the Secret Palace club with none other than Wizkid, further adding to the excitement around her visit.
The excitement didn’t stop there. American rapper Saweetie, who arrived in Lagos with a bang, added another layer of glamour to the festivities.
Dressed in an all-white ensemble, Saweetie immersed herself in the city’s culture, sharing moments with local personalities, including Toyin, the wife of former Senate President Bukola Saraki.
Her joy was evident as she posted on Instagram, “ba wo niiiiii. Merry Christmas from Lagos.”
A viral image of her holding bundles of naira notes also spread across social media, becoming a fun meme among fans. Saweetie capped her stay by joining a lineup of Nigerian artistes at the highly anticipated To the Max concert.
Gunna, another American rapper, made waves as he delivered an electrifying performance at the Flytime Fest. With Nigerian artists like Olamide and Ayra Starr, Gunna’s performance was one for the books.
A standout moment came when Gunna invited a female fan on stage to perform with him, creating an intimate atmosphere that thrilled the crowd.
His collaboration with Tyla on their hit song “Jump” was another highlight, showing the international fusion of sounds that has come to define Lagos’ festive scene.
Meanwhile, American singer Chloe Bailey embraced the city’s party culture alongside Nigerian superstar Burna Boy. Chloe’s infectious energy and love for the vibrant festivities were undeniable as she joined Burna Boy in a series of celebrations across the city.
The highlight of her experience came when Burna Boy presented her with a diamond chain inscribed with ‘ODG,’ solidifying her place in the heart of Lagos’ nightlife.
This festive season in Lagos truly showcased the city’s international appeal, with stars from all over the world blending seamlessly into the local music scene.
Detty December proved once again why Lagos remains at the forefront of global entertainment, offering an unforgettable experience for both locals and international visitors alike.
