UK-based Ghanaian artist Sonnie Badu has explained how he managed to deliver a remarkable performance during his Rhythms of Africa show last weekend, despite having an injured leg.
During an interview with Abeiku Santana on Okay FM, he said he wouldn’t rule out the fact that “there was a miracle”.
This reaction follows social media speculation suggesting that the Gospel singer may have faked his leg injury, following his energetic performance at the popular Gospel concert, Rhythms of Africa.
Sonnie Badu comparing himself to top footballers who, despite injuries, are occasionally allowed to play temporarily, stated that his actions demonstrate his dedication to his audience and a resolve to provide an unforgettable performance, despite personal obstacles.
“Even my team did not know what I was going to do on that day’s performance. Personally, I wouldn’t rule out the fact that there was a miracle, and the miracle was the strength I had to stand and dance, and if I look at how hard I’ve worked towards this concert and how my kids would one day ask me why I was in clutches, I had to gather strength to do it without the clutches and I’ll deal with the pain after. I bruised it and I didn’t care bruising it. So right now right here I have had myself stitched” he added.
