I Have More Than I Need – Burna Boy Boasts

Grammy-winning Nigerian singer, Damini Ogulu, popularly known as Burna Boy, has boasted about his wealth.

The ‘Dangote Still Dey Find Money’ crooner claimed that he has far more possessions than he needs.

He boasted that he could donate millions of dollars but wouldn’t because he dislikes Nigerians.

On his Instagram story on Saturday, Burna Boy wrote, “I don’t even need most of the sh!t I got. I could really give out millions of dollars right now, but I don’t like y’all.”

Burna Boy is one of the most bankable artists in Africa, with fleets of luxury cars and expensive jewelry collections.

Years back, he debunked rumours that he was worth just 13 million dollars.

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