Burna Boy's reactions to the xenophobic attack


Burna Boy has reacted on Twitter on the attack on Nigerians in South Africa.
In a series of tweets, he poured out his anger at the attack and declared that he would never set his feet in South Africa until their government addresses the issue.
See his tweets

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