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'Don’t handle it like I did' - Phyna advises lmisi

Daily Post · Nov 18, 2025

Reality TV star, Phyna has offered support and uplifting words to fellow Big Brother Naija winner, Imisi, who is currently facing a highly publicized

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Reality TV star, Phyna has offered support and uplifting words to fellow Big Brother Naija winner, Imisi, who is currently facing a highly publicized

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Damini “Burna Boy” Ogulu (born July 2, 1991, Port Harcourt, Nigeria) rose to global fame as a Grammy-winning musician, but has steadily built a credible on-screen presence. He expanded his filmography with a supporting role in the Pan‑African thriller 3 Cold Dishes (2025), alongside Nollywood heavyweights, marking his deeper venture into continental cinema. Before acting, Burna Boy conquered the music world: his breakthrough album African Giant (2019) earned a Grammy nod, and Twice as Tall (2020) won Best World Music Album in 2021. He’s continued that momentum, releasing Love, Damini (2022) and in 2024 dropped “Higher,” which became the most-streamed solo African song on Spotify in one day and earned another Grammy nomination. His on‑screen forays include a cameo in his own music film Sittin’ on Top of the World (2023), showcasing his crossover appeal. Burna Boy balances roles in feature films, music-driven visuals, and TV specials—while remaining a sharp presence in Afrobeats. With creative ambitions that span continents, he’s carving out a unique space at the junction of music and film.

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