Burna Boy Renovates Orphanage in Port Harcourt, Netizens React to Changes Made: “He Can Do Better”

Burna Boy Renovates Orphanage in Port Harcourt, Netizens React to Changes Made: “He Can Do Better”

  • Nigerian singer Burna Boy became a topic of discussion online after he recently gave out to society
  • The Grammy winner renovated a dilapidated orphanage home in his hometown, Port Harcourt, River state
  • Meanwhile, the before and after pictures of the refurbishment left netizens debating over the improvements he made
  • In a chat with Legit.ng, Daniel commended the Atlantic star's thoughtful outreach regardless of the side talks online

Nigerian Afrobeats star Damini Ogulu, best known as Burna Boy, has caught the attention of his countrymen following his recent largesse.

Reports reaching to Legit.ng revealed that the Grammy Award-winning singer renovated an orphanage, “Cheshire Home,” in the Borokiri area of Port Harcourt.

Renovated orphanage home in PH by Burna Boy
Burna Boy renovates orphanage home in PH. Credit: @ourrtalkroom, @buranboygram
Source: Instagram

The City Boy hitmaker fully funded the project, and The Reach NG implemented it.

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However, pictures of the refurbished work, commissioned on March 1, 2024, made their way to the internet.

This came after the Afrofusion star disclosed that N1bn was not enough money for him.

See the pictures below:

Burna Boy's generosity is inspiring - Daniel

In a chat with Daniel about Burna's alleviation project, he highlighted the importance of appreciating acts of kindness, regardless of a person's status or success, and encouraged others to give back to their communities.

"Quite an inspiring act of kindness from him. Not every successful person has the heart to give back to the community or environs. So, I applaud his kindheartedness."

Netizens react to Burna Boy’s orphanage project

Fans and netizens compared the before and after pictures of the renovation and had different hot takes. Some said Burna Boy could do better.

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Legit.ng compiled the reactions below:

virtuecaptures:

"Omo na the song for the background for me o... On top bulb and new paint."

world_____felix:

"This renovation no reach one LV jacket money na, Burna u can do better bro, even we wey no get dey try pass u."

_slim_zaddy:

"Make somebody send am him the money back cause what’s this?"

__khalfani:

"Na renovation him do? In all the million dollars per show."

ofijoyce:

"Wit d whole billions? Ok."

matthew70428853:

"Work no too go on there na, ah na only painting take place. But God go, Bless, am. Him pocket no go dry."

officialeldero1:

"Na paint he paint am, so him no fit pull these old structures down and build a modern one? It's a tufiakwa situation."

jefflove_:

"This one nor reach 10million Naria to renovate na davido gave out 300million plus there are levels to this shi OBO nor be a nickname."

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Burna Boy honoured in Boston

Legit.ng reported that Burna Boy had been celebrated in the City of Boston for his laudable feat in the entertainment industry.

The city named March 2 as Burna Boy's Day and highlighted some of the reasons he was chosen for the award.

According to them, Burna Boy's rise to prominence highlighted a shift as he infused his songs with contemporary music.

Source: Legit.ng

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Chinasa Afigbo (Editor) Chinasa Afigbo is a pop culture/music journalist and content writer with over four years of experience in other mainstream media organisations, including Vanguard Media and Guardian Life. She holds a degree in Information Management Technology from the Federal University of Technology, Owerri (FUTO). She also moved on to pursue courses in writing & media communications. Chinasa has also been published in other Intl journals, like The African Report. Reach her at: chinasa.afigbo@corp.legit.ng.