Popular Nigerian musician, Damini Ogulu, famously known as Burna Boy, has left his mark not only in the world of music but now also in the academic realm.
A catchphrase made popular by Burna Boy, “No evidence, you go explain tire,” has found its way into an unexpected place – an exam question at the University of Uyo in Akwa Ibom State.
The connection between Burna Boy’s saying and the study of history certainly raises eyebrows. The phrase, which originated during one of Burna Boy’s live sessions with his fans on Instagram, carries a meaningful message. The phenomenon of a pop culture catchphrase making its way into an academic examination speaks volumes about the influence of modern media on various aspects of our lives.
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