Singer Burna Boy, has urged Nigerians to stop comparing him with the late Afrobeat founder and activist, Fela Anikulapo-Kuti.
Burna Boy, who has drawn comparisons with Fela over his protest music, has been under fire recently over his detention of his colleague, Speed Darlington, for allegedly defaming him.
Reacting to the criticisms, Burna Boy said he is not Fela, stressing that the comparison between him and the late activist has to stop.
He emphasised that he would rather kill than die for Nigerians.
“Also all that Burna Boy and Fela talk needs to die now. I’m not Fela, l’m BIG7. I’m all about positivity, peace and prosperity but honestly l’d rather kill you than d!e for you,” he wrote via his Instastory.
He Also Calls Out Celebrities Living Fake Life, Gives Them 2025 Resolution
The Grammy Award winner also listed some of the things celebrities should stop doing in the new year, 2025.
He took to his Instagram to issue the warning to celebrities.
He warned them to stop claiming houses and luxury items that are not theirs.
Burna Boy wrote: “If you ever lied about buying Sujimoto’s house in Banana when you only rented it. Do better in 2025″.
“If you ever lied about Elele’s house being yours, do better in 2025.If you have an after-market rainbow Daytona, please stop telling people it’s real, do better in 2025″.
“It should be a criminal offense to tell as many lies as certain men.The list can go on and on”.
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