Tuface, Amstel Malta thrill UNIBEN students

According to Punch, Students of the University of Benin, Benin City, Edo State, had a feel of what makes Tuface thick as an artiste recently when he staged his Campus Connect concert, in collaboration with Amstel Malta.

He is on tour of various higher institutions in company with other artistes that include Dammy Krane, Rocksteady Vector and Sound Sultan.
Other acts billed for the tour include Sasha P, Seyi Shey, Timi Dakolo, Phyno, Crystals, Harrisong, Capital F.E.M.I Solid Star and Jus' Kiddin's EFA.
Giving the rationale behind Amstel Malta's partnership with Tuface and friends, the Brand Manager, Brand Manager Amstel Malta, Mrs. Adedoyin Owotomo, said, "Our partnership with Tuface is borne out of the desire to encourage our consumers at all levels to be the best in whatever they find themselves doing."

According to a statement from the organisers, after a thrilling performance that kept the students on their toes for hours, an excited Tuface thanked the crowd for coming out to listen to him and his friends and promised to revisit the school again.

He said, "I am really excited about this partnership with Amstel Malta and looking forward to more of this. It has been a long time that I interacted with the students; it is going to be an emotional return to these campuses. I have received and still enjoy massive support from these spots. They are my 'personal' people."

Some of the students commended Tuface for coming to perform and for "warming" them up as the new semester begins. Harrison Pius, a 200 level student of Political Science, who sang along with Tuface all through his performance, described the show as inspiring and exciting.

"This is my first event since I was admitted into this campus and it has been on point. Some people have tried to organise shows on this campus, promising to bring big names but at the end of the day they never showed up. Amstel Malta has given us something that I would never forget for a long time to come. They have given me the platform to be the best I can be," he said.