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Grammy-winning Nigerian singer, Burna Boy stormed a fish and roasted plantain outlet a.k.a ‘bole’ and purchased N4M worth for everyone.
His compassionate gesture toward the people of Port Harcourt came days after his generous donation of foodstuff alongside his mother in the city.
A recent video captured Burna Boy visiting a famous Bole marker in Port Harcourt, where he reportedly bought everything for an impressive four million Naira.
After making the purchase, he generously distributed the Bole to everyone on the spot for free.
The video shows people flocking to the area to claim their portion of the roasted plantain and fish.
Shakira, the world-famous Colombian singer, has expressed her love for Afrobeats and Burna Boy, as well as rising South African star, Tyla.
Speaking in a recent interview with Rolling Stone, the ‘Hips Don’t Lie’ crooner disclosed that she is a huge fan of African music.
Shakira described her music taste as eclectic, honest and real.
She said, “If I could explain my taste in music in three words, I would say eclectic, honest and real.
“I love anything Afrobeats. I like Tyla, I like Burna Boy, anything Afrobeats. But I love Burna so much.”
Shakira sampled an African song ‘Zangaléwa’, by Cameroonian band Golden Sounds, for her 2010 South Africa World Cup official song, ‘Waka, Waka (This Time For Africa).’
Popular Nigerian singer/songwriter, Lojay has listed his top 4 African artists.
In a recent interview with Capital Xtra, the ‘Monalisa’ crooner and his co-interviewee were asked about their favorite artists and producers across Africa.
The co-interviewee named Sarz, Don Jazzy, Maphorisa, and Pheelz as his top music producers. When Lojay was asked to name his top four African artists, he chose Davido, Wizkid, Burna Boy, and Olamide.
See reactions to his list below;
Ayomide stated: “hahah Lojay is so ungrateful”
miraclejoe said: “He Sharpp ❤️❤️any other ones are new cats 😂😭”
genius noted: “Nah why Sarkodie cry out the other time”
Dinho wrote: “Sarz go sabi guide well well”
diamonddemola stated; “This is a disrespect to shizzi”
EmiNiyen said: “To prevent getting dragged, u either ignore the question and mention the 4 OGs but we all know who he stans”
Ja’aime Olawale said: “This one no one offend any fan base. Omo ogbon”
Charlamagne tha God, the controversial American radio host, has said he believes that Grammy-winning Nigerian singer Burna Boy should have been a father by now.
The radio host stated this on the Breakfast Club show while reacting to Burna Boy’s recent statement that he is not ready to have kids yet because he can’t give them the attention they deserve.
“What type of Nigerian is Burna Boy? He is 32 years old; he is supposed to have 8 kids by now. A 32-year-old Nigerian man is supposed to have 8 kids at that age, especially with the money Burna Boy has,” Charlamagne Tha God said.
Oritsefemi Majemite Ekele, the famous Nigerian singer, who is popularly known as Oritsefemi, has claimed that he is his colleagues, Wizkid, Burna Boy and Davido’s godfather.
He said he had already made money from music before they came into limelight.
According to him, he encouraged the trio to do music.
Speaking in a recent interview with Chude Jideonwo, Oritsefemi said, “I had already made money [from the music industry] when some people were sleeping [yet to come into limelight].
“Burna Boy, Wizkid, Davido, so many of them [young artists], I encouraged them. I’m like their godfather.
“Even some female celebrities who are now trolling me on social media, I accommodated them in my mansion in Lekki back in the days. Even Burna Boy, I once accommodated him.”
Once again, Grammy-winning singer Damini Ogulu, known as Burna Boy, has ignited a discussion about who holds the title of the biggest artist in Nigeria. His assertion came with the remix of the popular South African track ‘Tshwala Bam’ by TitoM and Yuppe.
The ‘African Giant’ crooner boldly declared in the opening verse of the remix, which was released last week, that he is the godfather of the Nigerian music industry.
“As long as Naija la wa…Them they call me the Godfather,” he sings.
Burna Boy has been very vocal about being the leader of the Nigerian music industry.
He sparked controversy years back after declaring himself the “blueprint” of the Nigerian music industry following his Grammy win.
His colleague Davido has also laid claim to Afrobeats’ leadership in the past.
On a track titled ‘Godfather’ in his fourth studio album, ‘Timeless’, Davido asserted himself as the godfather of the Nigerian music industry.
Damini Ebunoluwa Ogulu, the world-famous, Grammy-winning Nigerian singer, who is also known as Burna Boy has said 2Baba, Timaya, D’banj, Larry Gaaga, and Wande Coal are the only veterans he respects in the Nigerian music industry.
According to the self-acclaimed ‘African Giant,’ they are the only legends who have impacted his life and career.
Burna Boy stated this while reacting to veteran producer ID Cabasa’s recent call on Nigerian singers, urging them to respect legends.
During a recent Instagram live session with fans, he said: “The only OGs who have impacted my life; number one, Timaya, because he is the one who showed me that achieving stardom was possible. I’m going to respect him for the rest of my life.
“D’banj also supported me back then. He paid for ‘Wan Da Mo’ video. These are two people I don’t joke with. It’s not like n*ggas don’t have respect, no, n*ggas have just been through a lot and we only remember the people we saw in the dark times. People like Larry Gaaga. He stood by me back then. So these are people I will respect for the rest of my life.
“When you’re talking about OGs, as far as I’m concerned, those names are the only ones in addition to 2Face based on musicality and the fact that he did a feature with me when he didn’t have to back in the days. These are OGs to me. Any other person isn’t an OG to me. ID Cabasa, you can meet Olamide and you can be an OG to him [laughs]. We’ve all been through stuff differently and we all see life differently.
“I can’t forget Wande Coal, too. At a point in time, we were so close.”