Jada Kingdom, a Jamaican singer and alleged new girlfriend of Grammy Award-winning artist, Burna Boy has denied being in a relationship with the singer.
However, there have been countless rumors online that after Burna Boy broke up with Stefflon Don, he started a new relationship with the Jamaican singer.
Although the “Odogwu” croner has not come out to announce that he is in a relationship with Jada Kingdom, some actions and posts made on his page have reportedly pointed at the singer.
Recall that few weeks ago, the African giant bought 6 Birkin bags for Jada Kingdom after he openly expressed his admiration for Jamaican girls, stating that they have the best backside in the world.
In an interview sighted online, the interviewer questioned the singer about the rumors that she is in a relationship with Burna Boy but she denied it.
Watch the video below.
In other news, Nigerian singer, Kelly Hansome, has disclosed his unpleasant experience during an Imo State Forum meeting organized by the All Progressive Congress, (APC) United States chapter.
After Kelly expressed his displeasure with the agenda of the meeting, he was kicked out of the venue of the occasion by police that was called by the organisers.
The Imo native who is based in the United States, vehemently opposed the idea of reelecting the current governor of the state, Hope Uzodinma.
The musician in a video posted on his Instagram page, was seen being escorted out of the meeting by the police for expressing his discontent with events in their home state of Imo.
Speaking in the short clip, Kelly said; “we are not going to vote for Hope Uzodinma.”
Also, he explained the situation via his his Instagram page, saying that certain politicians in Imo state, including Senator Athan Achonuwere, invited him for the event and later attempted to suppress his freedom of speech.
He wrote:
“Trying to practice the suppression of freedom of speech in a country where there is respect for human rights is a dumb move. They called the police to escort me out and I left, honourably. No disrespect intended, just the truth. Everybody knows the truth.
You came to know our mind and we have told you our mind and you have asked us out and we’re out. That’s suspicious. Where’s the money? Nowhere. So, stop speaking English.
Senator Atan invited me to join the Imo State forum, apparently organized by APC to canvass for another four years of failure to do the needful. I’m trying to set the records straight about his statement on the insecurity issues in Imo State, he indirectly admitted that the government of Imo State was responsible for the insecurity in the state that took lives of our loved ones over there and has kept the whole state in fear and unrest.
We have people living in Imo. So we get reports from them directly. Nobody should collaborate with anyone to destroy his own people, that is not ok. It would have been better to come clean, saying, we have failed you, so, what do we do to make things better starting from this moment? Not trying to fool us.”
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