Jamaican dancehall star Sean Paul will perform in the Maldives next month, Minister of Tourism Ahmed Adeeb has told local media.
Adeeb told Sun Online that the rapper and singer has agreed to perform in Malé in order to help promote tourism in the country.
The concert will be held in the Alimas Carnival area on Wednesday, December 31 at 6pm. Entry to the event will be free of charge and is being funded by sponsors, explained Adeebl.
After launching his first album in 2000, Sean Paul has gone on to sell over 10 million records worldwide.
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To be shore the Maldivian population keep a pure mind, the authorities’ should cancel this concert instantly. Music is haram, If they are not able to, people can block out the sound by immediately placing fingers the ears