South African rapper AKA has told Nigerian singer Burna Boy, that his people demand an apology before he’ll allowed to perform in their country.
The rapper referred to the incident during the rampant xenophobic attacks that took place some months ago in South Africa which included victims from Nigeria and other countries.
Burna Boy had declared that he wouldn’t step foot in South Africa again and that they were xenophobic. He also threatened AKA himself, to get security as he would need it next time they met.
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AKA has now demanded that he apologize for his comments during that time after a group of South African entertainers protested his coming performance.
He tweeted:
Ek se … @burnaboy all we want is an apology. We know 🇿🇦 is not perfect. But we took you in as our own before you reached these levels. You say you are an AFRICAN GIANT, prove it.
This is not a joke. Mina I still want to go perform in Lagos and make it back safely to my family. Don’t you want the same for him?
See tweets below
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