Johnnie Walker AfroExchange joined the 10th edition of Supremacy Concert on Saturday, October 3, 2026, as Nigerian music stars Tiwa Savage, Wande Coal and Kizz Daniel performed at the Eko Convention Centre in Lagos.
The concert brought together artists and sounds from different periods of Nigeria’s contemporary music scene, highlighting the influence of different generations on the country’s evolving musical culture.
Tiwa Savage performed some of her popular songs, including Koroba and Lova Lova, alongside female dancers.
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Wande Coal also took the audience through some of the songs that have defined his career. Dressed in an orange double-breasted suit, he performed Pere, a song that has remained popular with fans, before moving on to Iskaba and other hits.
Kizz Daniel delivered a lively performance, engaging the audience with songs from his catalogue and adding to the night’s mix of established and contemporary Afropop sounds.
Beyond the performances, the Johnnie Walker AfroExchange activation featured Black Label cocktails and cocktail serves inspired by African culture. Guests also had access to an AfroExchange photo wall and a craft session featuring the brand’s Striding Man symbol.
Speaking about the partnership, Michele Mballa Mekongo, Customer Marketing Manager, said the event reflected the way different generations continue to influence African music.
“Keep Walking speaks to the people who continue to find a way forward. That spirit is evident in African music, where every generation draws from what came before and finds new ways to express itself. The sound continues to evolve, but the influence of those who shaped it remains.”
She added that Supremacy 10 provided an opportunity to highlight the relationship between different artists, sounds and experiences within Nigerian music.
“Supremacy 10 gave us an opportunity to celebrate that journey through Johnnie Walker AfroExchange. The artists featured at the concert reflected the exchange at the heart of Nigerian music, where different voices, experiences and sounds continue to influence one another.”
The event also attracted entertainment personalities and public figures, including Hon. Princess Lara Oyekan Olumegbon, while comedian AY was among the hosts.
The Supremacy Concert 10 performances provided a meeting point for different eras of Nigerian music, with the Johnnie Walker AfroExchange activation adding a cultural and lifestyle element to the event.
Johnnie Walker AfroExchange continues to share updates on its cultural activities through its social media platforms.
