Burna Boy recently collaborated with Saint Kittian artist Byron Messia to release a new version of Messia’s breakout hit, “Talibans,” called “Talibans II.”
While others are praising Burna Boy, Twitter influencer Daniel Regha has accused him of allegedly promoting violence through this collaboration.
Regha voiced his concern, stating that the song promotes violence and criminal activities. Despite the criticism, many fans seem to be enjoying the collaboration, which has overshadowed the concerns raised by Regha.
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Daniel also complained about his first flight
controversial Twitter influencer, Daniel Regha, took to social media to criticize an airline he recently travelled with.
He complained about the airline’s poor service, claiming he was uncomfortable throughout the flight due to the excessive heat inside the plane.
Additionally, he expressed dissatisfaction with the small portion sizes of the provided food.
Regha clarified that although he did not for the flight, he believes that as a customer, he has the right to express his dissatisfaction with the airline’s services.
He also emphasized that other passengers who paid for their tickets shared similar complaints, highlighting the importance of customers voicing their complaints for brands to improve their services.
Reactions: why are you always hating ?
Nigerians are reacting to Daniel Regha feedback about burna boy. Let’s have a look at some of the comments.
@wilfred:My question is why are you always hating ?….
@peter obi:This plane that you entered we no go hear again
@godd:Man stating fact but y’all will come for him because you don’t like him Now see what another man is doing because of a single track from his favorite
@valking: Your tweets Dey corrupt the mind more
@richard:Your papa!
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Daniel Regha blames Davido for Yahoo-Yahoo
In another news, Daniel Regha, a Twitter influencer, recently posted a tweet criticizing Davido’s spending habits and its impact on the youth.
According to Regha, Davido’s expenditure on cars and jewellery is wasteful and unnecessary, and showing off his purchases on social media is not required.
The tweet sparked a lot of responses, with some people telling Regha to mind his own business, while others agreed with him, stating that the money could be better utilized in creating good businesses in the country.
