Lagos people, oya gather here! If you were at the Eko Hotel and Suites last night for the Rewind Flashback Concert, then you know that "History" was made. We’ve seen many concerts this festive season, but none carried the kind of "Heavy Emotions" we saw when the dancehall queen herself, Cynthia Morgan (now known as Madrina), stepped onto that stage!
After years of "back and forth" drama, health scares, and messy social media fights with her former boss, Cynthia reminded everyone why she was once the baddest girl in the game.
The Moment the Crowd Went Wild! 🎤
The show, hosted by the legendary DJ Jimmy Jatt and Yaw Naija, was already "heating up" with veteran stars like 9ice and D’banj performing their classics. But when the DJ dropped the intro to "German Juice," the whole hall literally erupted!
Looking healthy and full of energy, Cynthia took the mic and delivered a performance that had everyone—including the big celebs in the VIP section—on their feet. She followed it up with "I’m Taken" and "Don’t Break My Heart," and for a moment, it felt like it was 2015 all over again.
An Emotional Comeback 🥺
What made it even more special was seeing her smile. You could tell she was overwhelmed by the love. Since she called out her former label years ago, Cynthia has been through a lot, but last night proved one thing: Nigerians still love her!
Industry insiders are already whispering that this could be the start of a massive 2026 comeback album. Could we finally be getting that Cynthia Morgan x Davido collaboration we’ve been dreaming of?
The "Legends" Still Have It! 👑
It wasn't just Cynthia that finished work last night:
9ice took us back to the streets with "Gongo Aso" (The crowd sang every word like a national anthem!).
D’banj proved he is still the "Koko Master," showing off the kind of energy that many "New School" artists can only dream of.
Sir Shina Peters and African China also reminded us why their songs will never die.
The Big Question: Seeing Cynthia Morgan back on stage, do you think she can still reclaim her crown as the Queen of Dancehall, or has the music scene moved on?
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