Popular Nigerian Afrobeat singer, Damini Ebunoluwa, professionally known as Burna Boy, reimbursed a journalist who broke her camera in Paris.
The Panasonic GH6 camera, which was reported to be worth $2,000, was broken by an intern journalist while she was rushing to interview Burna Boy.
Burna Boy noticed the occurrence and instructed his accountant to give the journalist some money to get herself a new camera.
However, fans didn’t accept the goodwill act, as they argued that he wouldn’t do the same if the incident happened in Nigeria.
Reactions: Oga charity begins at home
Netizens weren’t too pleased as several argued that he is a nice man outside his country but hostile to his own country. See comments below;
@surestdiva: If na Nigeria, he go match the camera join, werey.
@iamjust_fit: But if Na Nigeria e dey, e no go bother. Oga charity begins at home, no go deh form for outside.
@___hensel___: If na Nigeria now, na him go even kick the camera comot ? abeg joor
@phumero: He won’t do this in Nigeria.
@iam_joyeseyin: Lmaoo if na Nigeria now, he for don kick person face?
@_jayone_: ?i can bet my life savings he wouldn’t do same in an African space let alone Nigeria ??
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Burna Boy abuses fans after delaying them at Lagos concert
Meanwhile, Burna Boy abused his fans at his January 1st concert after he delayed them.
Burna Boy was to appear on the Lagos Loves Damini show slated to hold on January 1st. The concert, which was to begin by 8pm, was delayed and eventually began hours later.
Thousands of fans filled the concert venue but were compelled to wait long before Burna Boy came on the stage, hours past 8.
