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Jlow2:
wait for the main deal which will happen on or before 60days , did you listen to the american secretary of defense today, this is not the main deal but a pathway to the main deal, lets keep our fingers crossed, iran must not have or develop a nuclear weapon, 300billion usd is not worth the lives on earth, iran armed with a nuclear weapon can never be brought to the negotiating table , and remember there enriched uranium is about 80% once its 90% it becomes ripe for nuclear bomb and the world becomes unsafe for everyone.

190:
Who?

I only joined this forum yesterday

Sonofgod1990:
It happens to me last night

43Ronin:
Olatunde Abiodun Olusanjo, stop destroying the image of the country. You guys should at least stop committing crimes in usa, uk, Italy infact all western countries

securitywatch50:
Please come to the lords chosen charismatic revival movement @ Amuwo Odofin Oshodi--Apapa Express --Way by Ijesha bus stop. please come, let's see to know who is living a rugged life between you and me.

190:
whats going on here yeye people!

Who resurrected this thread

QuinQ:
I'd make easy 4 ya. Sleeping with your wife while also sleeping with another woman, there's no "scorned" involved. Refusing a female's advances to you to date her - that is scorned

Pootle:
allahu akbar and boom everywhere clear

tgmservice:
Tell you bandit brothers to stop kidnapping and kpaing people

Daeveed:
No wonder they can't stay In their states.. see how dirty everywhere is

QuinQ:
She wasn't scorned. Go school, u no gree

The American audience is not happy with Nigerian recording artiste, Burna Boy, and they are not willing to hide their feelings towards him.

They have refused to buy tickets for his concerts, and some fans are choosing to intentionally fall asleep at his concerts just to mock him. Six years into the emergence of the African Giant era, and he not four years after he bagged his one and only Grammy award, the apathetic personality and choleric nature of the 34-year-old musician are beginning to work against him.

Unlike the Nigerian audience that Burna Boy has berated over the years, verbally abusing and even physically assaulting some fans, American fans are taking no prisoners, and they are treating the self-acclaimed African Giant by boycotting his concerts and expressing their displeasure across various social media platforms.

Why Are Americans Cancelling Burna Boy?

A couple of weeks ago, Burna Boy chased a couple out of his concert for sleeping during his performance in Denver, Colorado, United States of America. Eelive.ng gathered that the lady whom the singer-songwriter chased out of his concert was a grieving mother.

At the concert, Burna pointed at them and snapped: “When I stand up here and see you over there with your girl sleeping … it pisses me the f*** up,” he told the man. He then added, “Wallahi, I’m not doing another song until you go home,” prompting security to escort them out.

Pride Comes Before a Fall…

Burna didn’t stop there. After he was called out for his cruel actions, he went on Instagram live to brag about only performing for those who are wealthy and can afford him.

“Did I ask you all to be my fans? I’m only looking for fans with money these days,” he said in Pidgin English, a widely spoken language in Nigeria.

He added, “These days are a very, very treacherous period.”

“I was Exhausted”- Disgraced Concertgoer Explains Side of her Story

Chaltu Jateny, the woman involved in the Denver concert incident, later explained that she had been “mentally, physically, and emotionally drained” following the recent death of her daughter’s father. Responding in the comments of a viral TikTok video, she said she had attended the concert to distract herself from the grief and depression she was experiencing.

She added that she had hoped for a brief moment of joy at the show, but fatigue got the better of her. “We paid to be there … it is my money … not his,” Jateny said, describing the public shaming as “embarrassing and humiliating” and urging fans to show more compassion, reminding everyone that you never truly know what someone else is going through.

How Burna Boy’s Insensitivity Caught Up With Him

Earlier, eelive.ng published an article detailing how the self-acclaimed African Giant often disregards his fellow countrymen and has no honour for them. Though a massively talented musician, Burna Boy’s pride is his Achilles heel; he prefers to stomp on the well-being of others rather than trying to show empathy or cater to their well-being.

Unlike the Nigerian fan whom he stomped upon his head earlier in the year and got away with it, Americans are prepared to fight the Big 7 tooth and nail until they achieve their objective, which is to obliterate his cockiness.

Conclusion: The Consequences of Bad Behaviour

As of the time of this report, it was reported that Burna Boy allegedly cancelled 5 arena dates from his ‘NSOW Tour’ because of low ticket sales, as many fans have stopped buying tickets after the controversy.

It is important that Burna learns from this mishap and develops into not only a better performer but also learn humility and treats his audience with grace and dignity.

A Nigerian man has shared his painful experience on social media after discovering that his wife extorting him with their daughter’s school fees, collecting far more than necessary and leaving him feeling deeply betrayed.

In a viral post on X shared by @AsakyGRN(formerly Twitter), he revealed that he consistently sent ₦480,000 for his daughter’s education, trusting his wife to handle the payments responsibly.

He recounted his reaction, saying:

“I had to park somewhere to think about my life. Men, learn from my experience. I am in pain right now.”

However, after personally visiting the school, he discovered that only ₦145,000 had been paid.

He explained that his wife had inquired at three schools and chose the most expensive one, claiming she wanted to give their daughter the “best life.”

But when he raised concerns about the high fees and assignment issues, he was shocked to learn that the actual school fees were only ₦145,000, leaving him feeling hurt and betrayed.

Social media users quickly reacted to his revelation. One commented, “From ₦145k to ₦480k? That’s serious betrayal.” Another added, “This one no be small issue, the difference is huge!”

His story serves as a cautionary tale for couples on financial transparency, highlighting the importance of staying informed about children’s school fees and other shared responsibilities.