Grammy-winning musician, Burna Boy is about to make history once more in the world of sports as he would be performing at the 2022/2023 champions league final in Istanbul.
The upcoming UEFA Champions League final in Istanbul will feature a headlining performance by Damini Ogulu, better known as Burna Boy, a popular singer, songwriter, and performer from Nigeria.
On June 10, 2023, the African Giant, who recently served as the show’s headlining act at the illustrious NBA All-Star Halftime Show in Utah, will once more command attention in the sporting world.
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Odogwu is here
According to an official announcement by UEFA, on Thursday, March 16, 2023, Burna Boy will perform in front of more than 74,000 spectators at the Atatürk Olympic Stadium in Istanbul, Turkey, during the finals of European football’s biggest event.
The African Giant, Burna Boy, personally informed his fans and followers of the exciting news in a video message sponsored by Pepsi.
The singer said with enthusiasm, “I’ll be performing at the UEFA Champions League kick-off show by Pepsi.“
Fans are anxiously speculating about the mystery tweet from UEFA and wondering who the other yet-to-be-announced headliner might be.
Many are hoping for an equally enthralling performance to join Burna Boy on that unforgettable night.
Reactions: Congrats Burna
People went all out to congratulate Burna on his achievements. It was shocking and good news. Let’s take a look at some of the tweets.
@lalaboly: Very big news!
@advtomiwa: THE GREATEST EVER ! Big ODOGWU
@DukeDavid : See Burna Boy is the biggest artist in Africa. Top 3 in the world. If you like come and cry and about your fav being the best, I’ll just ignore, period.
@benny7gg: THE BEST, THE BIGGEST AND THE GREATEST TO EVER DO IT!‼️🦍
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Burna Boy Shuts Down Dublin, Ireland
In another news, Burna Boy performed in front of a sold-out crowd at the 3Arena Dublin, Ireland.
This performance made him to become the first Nigerian artiste to sell out the 13,000 capacity arena.
The multiple-award-winning artiste took to the stage on Thursday night, in a staggering performance to a sold-out crowd on St Patrick’s Day
