Reaction as Burna Boy splashes N250m on Lamborghini Urus ride

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  Odogwu you bad. Burna Boy's 2022 has started as he recently updated his garage. The Superstar splashed over N250 million on his newly acquired Lamborghini Urus Novitec edition ride.
  Fans congratulated him with so many shading Shatta Wale. A fan also added that Davido has taught him the way.

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