Koffi Olomide's Zambia concert cancelled for assaulting female dancer

Koffi Olomide's Zambia show has been scratched off after he struck one of his female artists at Nairobi's JKIA last Friday. 

The Rhumba maestro was captured after a video of him ambushing one of his artists became a web sensation, starting shock and judgment on online networking. 

The Congolese Musician was booked to perform at the current year's 90th Show at the Zambia's Agricultural And Commercial Society. The President of the administration Committee Ben Shoko said on Sunday that the cancelation takes after the tragic episode at Kenya's Airport. 

Olomide was extradited to Kinshasa, DRC by Kenya Airways after he spent Friday night at JKIA's police cell. He was captured outside Royal Media Services workplaces on Friday evening soon after his meeting with Citizen TV. 

The performer has, be that as it may, apologized for his conduct. In a post on his authority Facebook page on Sunday, the vocalist apologized to his fans, particularly "ladies and youngsters", requesting pardoning. 

"I significantly lament what happened... it was a minute of franticness," Olomide told Congolese national telecaster RTNC, in a meeting connected to the Facebook post. 

The star additionally apologized straightforwardly to the general population of the Democratic Republic of the Congo who may have felt "shamed by this conduct". 

Amid the meeting, Koffi denied attacking the artist, distinguished as Pamela. 

His legal counselor George Wajackoyah additionally blamed the police for mauling the performer. 

"The right strategy was not followed in ousting Olomide," he said amid a question and answer session on Saturday." said Wajackoyah 

Watch the meeting underneath...