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Sammie Okposo feat. Akpororo – Skaataa Dance

Art Cover for “Skaataa Dance”

Hot on the heels of the successful release of “I Have Never Seen God Change,” Multiple award winning international Gospel music minister Sammie Okposo collaborates with ace comedian and singer Akpororo for the radical praise single titled “Skaataa Dance.”

Like the title suggests, It is an energetic adrenalin-pumping call to praise. The instrumentation is Urban Afrocentric and a mixture of AfroPop, Gyration music and Conventional Praise and Worship.

Sammie Okposo features Comedian and singer Akpororo on the radical praise single and both decide to gift the world with the sound in commemoration of Akpororo’s birthday –  the 14th of February, 2020 (Valentine’s Day).

Also the release of “Skaataa Dance” flags off the #SkaataaDanceChallenge. Feel free to come up with your own dance routine, either single, duo or group. The video must be atleast 30 seconds but not more than 60 seconds.

Tag Sammie Okposo and Akpororo on Instagram and stand the chance to win the prize money of N100, 000 and a feature in the official “Skaataa Dance” video.

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