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Burna Boy Marks Life and Success with Debut Single of 2024 ‘Higher’
The popular Nigerian singer, Burna Boy, has kicked off 2024 with the release of his first single, titled “Higher”. Burna Boy’s latest single follows a monumental 2023, where he made history as the first African artist to perform at the main Grammy Awards ceremony.
Sharing the stage with 21 Savage and Brandy at the 66th Grammys, he also achieved another milestone as the first Nigerian artist nominated as a lead artist outside the global categories, thanks to his hit single ‘Sittin’ On Top Of The World’ featuring 21 Savage, nominated for Best Melodic Rap Performance. Adding to his accolades, Burna Boy recently set records for the highest-grossing concert by an African artist in the United States and the highest-grossing tour by an African artist in Canada.
Looking ahead, Burna Boy is preparing for a historic performance at London Stadium on June 29, 2024. This marks his second time headlining the stadium, following his groundbreaking achievement as the first African artist to do so in the UK in 2023.
Nigerian singer Portable speaks on his life before fame and shares how he struggled to get an education.
He shared “I didn’t finish my education. When I was going to secondary school, I sold pure water to attend ODC. I didn’t have anybody to sponsor me because the school fees were high.”
He added that he is currently studying Business Administration. “I will soon finish school because I’m currently a student of Kwara Polytechnic studying Business Administration. I was once called olodo in my family, but now I am the one feeding them.”
Nigerian actor Kunle Fawole speaks on his relationship with his ex-wife, Yvonne Jegede, and shares that although he no longer has romantic feelings for her, he remains very protective of her.
During a recent interview, the actor was asked if he still loved her, to which he replied, “No.”
However, he added “Yes, she’s the mother of my son. If I’m somewhere and she’s in trouble, and somebody is doing something to her, I’ll try my best to kill the person.”
Popular Nigerian singer Davido speaks on wearing the names of abducted children during his performance and reacts to some of the backlash he received.
The singer shared that many people remain silent to protect Nigeria’s reputation.
“A lot of people don’t really want to talk about what goes on in my country simply because they want to protect the image, but there’s no image to protect if little kids are being kidnapped.”
He defended his decision, saying he used his platform to raise awareness in the hope that something would be done.
Portable Opens Up About His Struggles Before Fame
‘I Don’t Love Her Anymore, But I’ll Always Protect Her’ — Kunle Fawole
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