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Burna Boy is reportedly coming to South Africa

Grammy award-winning Nigerian singer and songwriter Burna Boy is reportedly headed to South Africa for a concert in September.

This is not the first time that the Last Last hitmaker performed in SA. He performed last year at the Delicious Festival, a remarkable event that left festival goers wanting more, a lot more.

Thousands of spectators gathered at the Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit in Midrand to see the Nigerian (born Damini Ebunoluwa Ogulu) hit the stage, and this year SA may see him yet again when he performs at FNB stadium on the 23rd of September.

The news of his return to Mzansi undoubtedly caused a stir on social media. With the musician who had pledged not to visit South Africa after his Twitter war with the late AKA in 2019, the Bank On It hitmaker is yet to confirm his return to South Africa.

Tickets for Burna Boy’s concert starts at R750.

Many of his fans expressed their excitement under the Burna Boy Stats Twitter page where the news of his concert was released:

One social media user wrote: “This would be madness.”

Another fan wrote: “Stop playing.”

“Only burnaboy can run it ???????????odogwu mi,” said another fan.

“He’s truly the African Giant,” wrote a social media user. 

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