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“He is still mad I didn’t believe he impregnated Uju Stella in 2016, that’s what most men do” – Cynthia Morgan slams those asking her to reach out to Burna Boy

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Nigerian former dancehall singer Cynthia Morgan, now known as Madrina, has sent a message to those urging her to reach out to Burna Boy.

In a post on her Instagram story, she said she believes the Grammy singer is still mad at her for not believing he didn’t impregnate Uju Stella in 2016. She noted how most men do the same. They lie and get mad when you don’t believe them.

Cynthia further noted how Burna Boy later admitted to it online 8 years later. Telling them to leave her alone, she made it known that she wished Burna the best.

“For those of you sending me messages to reach out to Burna Boy, I wouldn’t. If it was me, I would reach out but he is probably still mad I didn’t believe he didn’t impregnate Uju Stella in 2016. That’s what most men do. They lie and get mad when you don’t believe them.
Something he finally admitted to online 8 years later. Ya, all, leave me alone.
All the best Damini”.

Just a day back, Cynthia had reacted to Burna’s beef with Cubana. She admonished him and other colleagues to stop settling for less or collecting meager fees. Using herself as she example, she recounted how musician Maleke paid her a million to perform at his concert in 2018, and later claimed she asked him out and was stalking him.

In other news, Cynthia called out the music industry over its fake love and friendship, stating that people only remember you when you’re trending or they need you to help them kill a beat. She recounted how during her crisis only two people showed up for her, while others especially those she had worked with shunned her.

The former dancehall singer also took a shot at her colleagues, Burna Boy and Wizkid, for downplaying Afrobeats. She noted how 90 percent of artists talking trash about Afrobeats were seeking validation from it and were struggling to be its Prince or King. Now, they have used Afrobeats to climb up and want to talk down on the popular genre.

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