Adams Kehinde, widely known as Lege Miami, made headlines on Sunday with his much-anticipated “Singles Hookup Matchmaking End-of-the-Year Party.”
The Nigerian actor and singer hosted the lively event at the prestigious Radisson Blu Hotel in GRA Ikeja, Lagos.
The party, which offered free entry, drew a massive crowd of singles eager to meet, mingle, and perhaps discover love as 2024 wound down.
Attendees filled the venue, creating an electrifying atmosphere that quickly gained traction online.
By Monday, the event was trending across social media platforms, with fans and participants sharing their experiences and reactions.
Viral sensation on social media
On X.com (formerly Twitter), users flooded timelines with comments about the party. One user, #abdullahayofel, posted, “Lege Miami Single Matchmaking End of the Year Party 2024. See how the ladies are plenty.” The post reflected the staggering number of attendees, particularly women, at the event.
Another user, #Alice_Blondelle, highlighted the event’s success, tweeting, “Lege Miami recently hosted an exclusive party catering specifically to single individuals, and it seems the event was a resounding success. The guest list was filled with eligible bachelors and bachelorettes, all looking to mingle and potentially find that special someone.”
However, not everyone could gain access to the highly anticipated event. #KingDiamondplus shared his disappointment, writing, “Lege Miami show was so hilarious yet painful yesterday. After preparing for days, I still couldn’t enter the premises because of the crowd.”
Echoing the sentiment, #the_lateefah remarked, “Lege Miami doesn’t joke with this his matchmaking business. Man even threw an event. The turnout of people wasn’t small too.”
Lege Miami’s reaction and gratitude
Known for his dedication to matchmaking, Lege Miami took to Instagram on Monday to express his appreciation for the overwhelming support. In a heartfelt post, he shared a video of the bustling crowd, captioning it, “See crowd. 2024 singles hookup matchmaking end-of-the-year party. Thank you, lovers.”
In another video, he thanked his fans and supporters more directly, saying, “Thank you, Nigerians, I’m grateful. I want to thank all the people that supported me for this last event. I thank all the givers that brought out money to support me.”
Promises for bigger and better events
While celebrating the event’s success, Lege Miami also acknowledged its challenges. He admitted that the Radisson Blu Hotel could not accommodate the unexpected number of attendees, leaving some fans disappointed.
In his post, he said, “We got a massive crowd that Radisson hotel couldn’t contain everybody. Next year, I’ll get a bigger place in GRA Ikeja.” Switching to Yoruba, he added, “I apologise to the singles who were present but couldn’t come in. We won’t host the event at Radisson next year, but it’ll be in GRA on the mainland.”
His promise to secure a larger venue indicates his commitment to improving future events and ensuring everyone has a chance to participate.
Growing legacy in matchmaking
Lege Miami has built a reputation for bringing singles together through his matchmaking initiatives. Over the years, his events have gained popularity among Nigerians, particularly those seeking meaningful connections in an engaging and entertaining setting.
Sunday’s party was no exception, further cementing his status as a trusted figure in the matchmaking space. With a mix of humor, energy, and genuine care, Lege Miami continues to win the hearts of many, both on and offline.
A night to remember
The “Singles Hookup Matchmaking End-of-the-Year Party” was more than just an event; it was a celebration of hope and connection. Singles came in droves, ready to take a chance on finding love. For some, it was an opportunity to laugh and make new friends, while for others, it was a moment to reflect on the year and step into 2025 with optimism.
As Lege Miami plans for an even bigger and better event next year, fans can look forward to another unforgettable experience. His unwavering dedication and the enthusiastic response from attendees make it clear that this matchmaking tradition is here to stay.
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