“Nigerians and fake identity” – Burna Boy stirs reactions as he makes special announcement, changes his name

Reacting to it, one Phumzie wrote, “And your nationality? Has it changed?

One Haier wrote, “Na u sabi

One Wallop wrote, “This one go hard to pronounce oh

One Kelly Benito wrote, “That one na your papa business

One Frika wrote wrote, “Nigerians and fake identity. Great song though

One Inside World wrote, “Try and he yourself boss

One OVC wrote, “Stop trying so hard. You fell off like Zimbabwe dollars

One Mordi wrote, “Okay Jean Bena

One Big Ray wrote, “If you like, call yourself Davido

One Number One wrote, “As Davido sign new artiste you don remember saying you go change name

One __3y wrote, “Senior man, how many times you go change this your big name

One Sincerelyms.gt wrote, “It’s the Jamaican influence mixed with Naija & Haiti for me”.

Last year, Burna bragged about being richer than many of the people he once looked up to as he reflected on his journey. He stated that he imagined growing up only politicians and oil men were the ones getting real money, Fast forward to now, he has got more money than 90% of the people he once looked up to as money makers.

Despite being rich, the Grammy singer revealed why he can’t give away millions of dollars to his fans. Burna made it known that he doesn’t need most of the things he has and could give out millions of dollars, but he doesn’t like people on social media.

He had revealed unknown facts about himself and his disdain for receiving gifts. He revealed that the world made him not like receiving gifts from people but he loves giving gifts. He stated that though he doesn’t receive gifts from outsiders, he receives gifts only from his family.

In a different post, he had shared a word of advice to those with opponents. He said the streets ain’t what they used to be as the old rules no longer apply, and stated that the way he sees things, everyone is a civilian now. The ‘Like To Party’ singer added that there is no more sliding as he advised people with opponents to sue them in court and take their money.