Bose Ogulu mother to popular Nigerian artist Burna Boy, has sparked up reactions on social media after a video of her cautioning him surfaced online.
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In a video uploaded on Instagram, the celebrity was seen vibing to his unreleased song until someone stopped it. When he obliged the person to continue the song, his mother and music manager Bose Ogulu, interrupted him.
However, she jovially threatened to shoot the singer’s leg if he didn’t stop singing and everyone laughed. Burna Boy and his crew members were reportedly in a transit when the hilarious moment occurred.
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It was earlier reported that the music icon shared a photo of a leg injury which he suffered, on Instagram.
The video which went viral, sparked up reactions in the online community as fans trolled into the comment section to react.
Below is a screenshot of some remarks from social media users;
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