Grammy-winning musician Burna Boy, also known as Damini Ogulu, has given an explanation for why he doesn’t participate in internet contests like his peers.
In a live Instagram session with followers, he revealed that, unlike popular belief, he is a prolific charitable worker.
He says that he conducts the majority of his giveaways offline because he thinks that those who are most in need of assistance do not utilise social media.
He made it known that he does giveaways to places that really matter, to people that really need it and most of them are not on the internet.
“I do giveaway to places that really matter, to people that really need it & most of them are not on the internet,” he said.
Recall that The city of Boston, Massachusetts, in the United States, has officially designated March 2nd as “Burna Boy’s Day” in recognition of the Nigerian artist.
This recognition was documented in an official document of the Boston City Council signed by Councillor Ruthzee Louijeune.
The document highlights Burna Boy’s acknowledgment for his “performances and advocacy efforts.”
The document read inter alia: “Boston’s commitment to recognizing and celebrating culture and diversity is evident in the range of cultural events, festivals, and community initiatives that showcase the city’s multicultural landscape and:
“Whereas, Burna Boy’s legacy serves as a reminder of possibility, reminding us to continue amplifying voices that have long been silenced or overlooked, now, therefore be it resolved: That March 2, 2024 is designated Burna Boy Day in the City of Boston.”
Since rising to international fame in 2018, Burna Boy has hosted numerous sold-out concerts in Boston.
