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Burna Boy Reveals Why He Don’t Want Any Involvement In Politics

Grammy-award-winning singer, Burna Boy said he’s not involved in politics because he wants to stay away from politicians while sticking firmly to his craft.

Burna Boy Says He’s Avoiding Politics

The singer, who spoke in a podcast with Zane Lowe on Apple Music 1, said he has avoided politics and its many trickeries to the point of turning down mouth-watering offers greater men wouldn’t have resisted.

He said, “I’ve turned down things that even greater men than me could not turn down. Because I don’t want any involvement in politics and trickery. And I’ve always made my stance clear where all of that is concerned, so as you know, the reason for surprise.

“It’s like drinking water. It’s natural for me. I can only speak for now because I don’t know what’s going to happen tomorrow as regards to the world, and who may come into the picture.

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“I can’t really say, but I can speak for today. As of today, I don’t believe that there’s anybody that’s qualified enough to play God.

“It is not something that I blame anyone for. Because at the end of the day, there is God. So that’s who we should be looking up to. Everything else is going to be flawed.

“So for me, that is why I stick to music, and I don’t really… At this point, I feel like I’ve seen all there to see about the realities and everything,” Burna Boy added.

KanyiDaily recalls that Burna Boy had recently revealed that American R&B star, Toni Braxton, gets 60% of the royalties of his last single ‘Last Last.’

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Tobias Sylvester

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