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Tekno denies all allegations, speaks about collapsing in stage in South Africa

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Tekno, a well-known singer and record producer from Nigeria, has refuted rumors that he passed out on stage.

According to reports on Tuesday, Tekno, who is presently on his music tour, passed out while performing live in South Africa.

A vocalist who had passed out was seen being carried by a few strong men in a widely shared video on the internet.

Tekno responded on his Instagram page, stating that he is well.

That he is not in South Africa, he continued.

“Hey guys, I’m hale and hearty and not currently in South Africa. I hope whoever that was in the video is doing well and ok. Thank you, guys. Love you,” he wrote.

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