Bose Ogulu, the mother of Burna Boy, is a proud parent who proudly displays her parenting skills.
On July 11th, Grammy winner Notjustok shared a video on Instagram where he was seen enjoying a eulogy and encomium from his mother.
Bose Ogulu, the mother and manager of Grammy-winning Afrobeats star Burna Boy, proudly celebrated her son in a heartwarming moment captured on video.
The clip, shared by Notjustok on Instagram on Friday, July 11, shows Burna Boy sitting alongside his mother and another woman while receiving a stream of praise and admiration.
In the video, Bose Ogulu refers to her son as a consummate professional, highlighting his dedication and excellence in his craft. She also hailed him as “Odogwu,” a title in Igbo culture that signifies strength and greatness. The woman beside them echoed her sentiments.
Clearly touched by the affection, Burna Boy couldn’t help but smile and laugh at his mother’s enthusiastic tribute.
Known not just as his manager but as a constant pillar of support, Bose Ogulu’s praise reflects the pride many feel in Burna Boy’s accomplishments. With a string of awards and international recognition, the artist continues to leave a strong imprint on the global music scene.
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In other news, In a tragic incident from Punjab province, Pakistan, a man has allegedly shot and killed his daughter after she refused to delete her TikTok account, according to police reports on Wednesday.
The incident took place in Dhok Choudrian Takht Pari, located in the Rawalpindi district. Authorities say the father had been pressuring his daughter to remove her TikTok profile, and when she refused, he allegedly shot her on the spot.
Following the attack, the suspect fled the scene, prompting police to launch a manhunt. An official First Information Report (FIR) has been registered.
Initially, the family claimed the girl had taken her own life, but forensic findings contradicted their statement and pointed to a deliberate killing. The victim’s body has been sent for autopsy as investigations continue.