Grammy-winning singer Damini Ogulu, popularly known as Burna Boy, is reputable for making hit songs like “Ye,” “Bank On It,” and more. His talent stands out in the global entertainment industry and has bagged him several awards, such as the BET, Headies, MTV Awards, and numerous others.

Usually, A-list artistes like Burna Boy are known for their luxury lifestyle with less attention to charity and philanthropy. Still, the story is different for the self-acclaimed “African Giant.” Burna Boy has blended his glamorous lifestyle with several charity works to ensure he gives back to the Nigerian society that has given him so much.

His philanthropy came to the limelight in July 2023 when he partnered with the Reach Foundation to renovate the Cheshire Home in Boriki, Port Harcourt. The facility has been reputable for supporting the physically challenged but had been left decrepit until the “Big 7” crooner decided to bring it back to life.

On March 1, 2024, the newly renovated Cheshire Home was unveiled and fully equipped to continue efforts to reach out to the disabled, especially in Port Harcourt, where Burna Boy lives.

He also sponsored an outreach for people living with disabilities (PwDs) at the facility on October 18, 2024. Food items such as rice, garri, beans, yam, and salt were part of the provisions he distributed.

He also provided basic items like toothpaste, antiseptic soap, chocolate powder, and detergent. He also provided cooking condiments like tomato paste, seasoning cubes, vegetable oil, and palm oil. The singer also made a cash donation of N200,000 during the outreach.

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