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I Am Willing To Die-- Burna Boy Responds To South Africans


Burna Boy is truly not backing down in his quest to unite Africa! 

The African Giant has faced criticism from South Africans after it was revealed that he is the headline act in forthcoming concert, Africans Unite set to hold in SA. 

In light of the disapproval, South African politician, Julius Malema came out to say he’s anticipating the singer’s arrival and performance in SA to allay any fears he may have.

READ: "South Africa Is Your Home" -- Popular S'African Politician Tells Burna Boy

Burna Boy, in a new tweet, is saying, “there should never be a South Africa vs Nigeria war or any African country vs African country war ever. We must unite by any means for the future of our children and their children”.

Check out his tweets below.

Do you think Burna should still go to South Africa? Drop your comments below. 

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