“If You Misbehave Again, You’ll Go Back To Detention”- Burna Boy Warns Speed Darlington

• Remember, Akpi was freed just yesterday after spending two months in jail.

• Darlington was taken into custody by the police after he claimed that Burna Boy had an inappropriate relationship with troubled American rapper and music executive Diddy.

Grammy-winning artist Damini Ogulu, known as Burna Boy, has issued a warning to rapper Speed Darlington after Speed’s recent release from Kuje prison.

Remember, Akpi was freed just yesterday after spending two months in jail.

Darlington was taken into custody by the police after he claimed that Burna Boy had an inappropriate relationship with troubled American rapper and music executive Diddy.

After his release, Burna Boy warned that he would have Akpi arrested again if he acted out.

He warned that this time around there would be no mercy.

“If you like misbehave again, you’ll go back to where you come from! And this time around, there will be no mercy! Don’t m*ss with ODG,” he wrote in an Instagram post on Tuesday night.

In other news, Two final-year students from the Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, Ogbomoso, Oyo state lost their lives in a fatal accident that occurred in Osun state,

The accident also claimed the life of the driver of the 18-seater bus that caught fire in the Ojutu neighborhood of the Ilobu, Irepodun local government area of Osun state.

Eyewitnesses in the area reported that the Mazda bus exploded in flames at high speed, killing the three victims instantly while injuring five others with various burn injuries.

Agnes Ogungbemi, the Osun Sector Commander of the Federal Road Safety Corp, confirmed the incident on Thursday. She said it was caused by speeding and a loss of control.

She continued by saying that while some of the injured people were taken to Uniosun Teaching Hospital in Osogbo, others were taken to a private hospital in the city with PaperWriter.

She continued by saying that the police received the three cell phones that were found at the scene.

Henry Benamaisia, the sector commander, urged drivers to exercise caution on public roads to prevent needless fatalities.