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Life of Bebe Cool concert VVIP tables sold out

Matooke Republic by Matooke Republic
August 2, 2016
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With just three days to the ‘Life of Bebe Cool’ concert, we would like to announce that all VVIP tables have been sold out!

singer Bebe Cool called us yesterday and told us that he had fully received payment for all VVIP tables for his concert due this Friday.

Bebe also told us that he was left with less than 200 VIP tickets.

We thought this was very good news, but it turned out we were simply wrong!

Bebe expressed concern about the way things have been for his past concerts at Serena; “It’s not good that thousands of my fans haven’t been able to watch me perform at Serena because of space! But I am sure this is the last time it’s happening, next year will be a different ball game altogether!” Bebe told us.

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Bebe told us that he had 50 (fifty) VVIP tables and each was going for Shs 5m.
Well, the good news is that, Bebe promised to keep a few tickets for people that will be at Serena early enough to buy.

Matooke Republic is proudly associated with ‘The Life of Bebe Coo’ concert as the official publication sponsor!

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