By Oke Odunmorayo 06 October 2023 | 4:01 pm Nigerian singer Burna Boy has said that he doesn’t like Twitter users, calling them “mad.” In a recent interview, Burna Boy said, “I don’t like people on Twitter, I used to think that it was just Nigerians on Twitter that were just mad then I went to Kenya and saw that it was the same… Nigerian singer Burna Boy has said that he doesn’t like Twitter users, calling them “mad.” In a recent interview, Burna Boy said, “I don’t like people on Twitter, I used to think that it was just Nigerians on Twitter that were just mad then I went to Kenya and saw that it was the same thing. Then I went to South Africa and saw that it was the same thing.” “Then I went to America! Americans have their own group. They have their own group, you’d see that all of them are tagged. You know how Lil’ Durk has his OTF, Twitter mad users have their own, It’s a worldwide pandemic,” he added, very surprised. Burna Boy’s comments are not the first of its kind. 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