Nigeria, a collateral damage, says Burna Boy

In a recent interview, a popular Nigerian music artist, recognized as Burna Boy, shared his views on the current state of Nigeria. He referred to the country as “collateral damage” due to its cultural diversity hindering progress. The Grammy-winning artist expressed concerns about the socio-political issues in Nigeria, highlighting the impact of poor governance and external influences on the nation and its people. Burna Boy’s remarks emphasize the need for accountability and better leadership to prevent Nigeria from being disregarded in global and local affairs.

His comments have sparked conversations on social media, with many agreeing on the necessity for change. During the interview, Burna Boy mentioned that Nigeria’s formation was a consequence of a flawed business deal by the British, leading to the amalgamation of the North and South regions. He pointed out that the people living in the area were overlooked during this process, becoming mere collateral damage in the transaction.