Grammy-winning Nigerian artist, Damini Ogulu, popularly known as Burna Boy, has taken a jab at President Bola Tinubu for his recent proposal of military intervention in the Niger Republic following a coup in the nation.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Tinubu had sought Senate support for military action against the military junta in Niger Republic, but the request was denied.

Burna Boy expressed his thoughts during an Instagram live session, where he questioned the feasibility of engaging in warfare while the country is grappling with rising fuel prices….CONTINUE READING

In the Instagram session, the artist humorously addressed the situation, saying, “What’s the plan here? They say we’re going to war [laughs]. Fuel isn’t even available, and you want to go to war.

How do you intend to get to the battlefield? Will you use… what’s that generator they use? A gas generator. It astonishes me. Trouble in Nigeria never gets tired.”

The singer urged Tinubu to focus on addressing current concerns related to the fuel price hike following the abrupt removal of subsidies.

Shifting focus, Nigerian singer Bella Shmurda stated in a recent interview with Cool FM that he doesn’t actively pursue collaborations with other artists.

In response to a question about collaborating with Grammy winner Burna Boy, Bella Shmurda emphasized that he doesn’t chase collaborations as he believes that talent matters more than an artist’s fame.

Furthermore, Bella Shmurda stressed that he doesn’t feel threatened by new artists and confidently asserted that nobody can take his place.

Bella Shmurda gained prominence in 2019 with his song “Vision 2020,” which featured a remix with YBNL’s Olamide.