See the lovely heartfelt note Burna Boy's mum wrote to him on his birthday

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Bose Ogulu, Burna Boy's mum and manager, has penned a message to the singer on his 33rd birthday
The singer had staged a lovely party to mark his big day, he was seen spraying dancers with dollars
In her message to the Afrobeat singer, his mother called him a living legend and prayed for his happiness

Ebunoluwa Damini Ogulu's mother, Bose Ogulu, has shared a sweet message she wrote to her son on his birthday.

Legit.ng had reported that Burna Boy celebrated his 33rd birthday in the company of his friends, and the rear videos from the event surfaced online.

In the note, the woman, who is also the Afrobeat singer's manager, called him a living legend. She shared a picture of the Grammy Award winner holding a bunch of colourful balloons in his hands.

Burna Boy's mother prays

Showering prayers on his son, the woman wrote that the Last Last crooner would be happy in the same way he has been making other people happy.

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Burna Boy's mother also prayed that his day would be filled with laughter, the same way he has been giving joy to others.

Below is the post:

The superstar's fans react to his mother's message

Legit.ng compiled some comments of fans about the post. Here are they below:

@house.of.habiba:

"Happy birthday my odogwu!"

@karetogbeide7:

"Happy birthday ODG."

@biggytha7th:

"Oh she really made a king for herself."

@psalmist234:

"Happy birthday to Burna Boy."

@__2rare:

"Happy birthday uncle B."

@pappy_034h:

"Happy birthday ODG."

@mr_bopium:

"Blessings Love."

@kels_arlington:

"Happy birthday GOAT."

@diego_milito1:

"Happy birthday."

@ire_tomeewah:

"Long live the king."

Sabinus appreciates Burna Boy after opening show

Legit.ng earlier reported that the skit maker penned a short note to thank Burna Boy for his gesture at his recently concluded London show.

The singer had three shows in London, Morocco and at Glastonbury Festival which he shared on his social media.

In his post, Sabinus said it was the biggest one minute of his career, as he wrote the Afrobeat singer for his kindness. He also shared pictures taken while he was performing on the stage.

Source: Legit.ng

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