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BUFFALO Souljah remains confident that he will fill up the National Sports Stadium this year.
The South Africa-based musician has been getting negative feedback from revellers after vowing to make history at the giant stadium.
He is holding his campaign under the theme #zadzanationalsportsstadium despite negative comments from people.
In a Facebook post, the reggae artist said he is aware that some people want his project to flop, but he will keep his head up.
“I know a lot of people want me to fail so that they can come here and say we warned you, use that energy to support us.
“Rather, this is not for me, I’m doing this for our industry and mainly it’s to entertain you our people.
“Don’t let social media or any bad spirits stop you, have faith and leave everything in God’s hands,” he said.
The National Sports Stadium has a maximum carrying capacity of 60 000.
His fans believe that he can do it despite the huge capacity of the stadium.
Below is what some of his fans had to say:
You can do it bro! There is a need for big partnerships and collaboration to make it come alive. You can do it, all the best. – Ethan Malibongwe Moyo.
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One problem with us Zimbos is we are full of negativity, which is not cool at all. Let’s support our own and let our music industry expand. Let’s learn from other countries. Big up Buff for the vision, much love Broskie. – Tafadzwa Mhariwa.
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Don’t do it alone, that’s my advice. Rume rimwe harikombe churu, but I love the courage you have. Yes you can. There are lots of enemies than friends in society. – Everton Lastie Lion Mhene.
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The moment you think that people want you to fail, it shows you aren’t confident of yourself. – Tinei Deya.
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Filling up a stadium is quite a long shot. Sean Paul and Akon alongside other local artists failed that move. HICC should be the first we must try, then we move to the deeper waters. But kuyedza hakuna kuipa; stadium is 60 000-seater plus. Now do the maths. HICC is the start, 12 000 tobva taona response manje. – Roy Guvi.
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You are mentoring local artists who lack self-confidence, and who don’t believe in what they ought to have. – Sicelosenkosi Tshuma.
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