“No Sign of Weakness” – Burna Boy says, Shares New Photos

• Grammy winner, Burna Boy, has confirmed that he is not showing any signs of weakness.

• The singer made a declaration on his Instagram page, sharing new photos.

Grammy Award winner Damini Ogulu, known as Burna Boy, has asserted that he is exhibiting no signs of vulnerability.

The artist made this statement on his Instagram account while posting new images.

It is important to note that he has been involved in a dispute with rapper Speeddarlington, also known as Akpi, whom he has detained on charges of alleged defamation.

In his Instagram post, he expressed:

“No sign of weakness”.

SEE PHOTOS

Reacting to the post…

@Dagreen wrote, “Odogwu no dey shake

@Nonny Boy Gram wrote, “I see no sign of weakness

@Tiffanie wrote, “Their daddy’s daddy

@Watt Jackboi wrote, “No sign

@Odogwu7g wrote, “Highest Capoo

@I Am Wonuola wrote, “Only one Odogwu

@Yondee wrote, “No sign of weakness

In other news, Progressive Forces, an advocacy organization based in South Africa, has launched a petition urging that Chidimma Adetshina be disqualified from participating in the forthcoming Miss Universe 2024 pageant.

This petition was initiated following Adetshina’s arrival in Mexico, where she is set to represent Nigeria in the international competition scheduled for November.

According to GistLover, the newly crowned Miss Universe Nigeria encountered significant criticism in South Africa during her earlier participation in the Miss South Africa pageant.

Recently, the South African Department of Home Affairs revealed preliminary findings indicating that Adetshina’s mother was implicated in identity fraud, which prompted Adetshina to withdraw from the Miss South Africa contest and subsequently accept an invitation to compete in the Miss Universe Nigeria pageant.

In light of these circumstances, Progressive Forces submitted their petition on Wednesday, contending that Adetshina’s involvement could jeopardize the integrity of the Miss Universe brand.

Within a day, the petition attracted over 1,000 signatures. The organization expressed serious concerns regarding Adetshina’s participation, emphasizing that her mother has been convicted of identity fraud.