Burna Boy, the Grammy-winning Nigerian singer, expressed his delight and gratitude following the declaration of March 2nd as his day in the city of Boston, Massachusetts, United States. The Boston City Council made this declaration in recognition of Burna Boy's performances and advocacy works.
During his 'I Told Them' tour in Boston, Burna Boy was presented with a plaque by the Boston City Council, marking the occasion of his day. Taking to social media to share his appreciation, Burna Boy posted a photo of himself holding the plaque on stage.
In his caption, Burna Boy expressed his honor and privilege at the recognition, thanking the city of Boston. He reiterated his goal of bringing people together, emphasizing the unity among individuals despite their differences.
March 2nd, now known as Burna Boy Day in Boston, holds special significance for the artist, symbolizing his commitment to his craft and his mission to unite people through music and advocacy.
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