Nigerians react to Burna Boy’s Grammy Award loss to Angelique Kidjo (Screenshots)

After the sad event that occurred some hours ago when singer and songwriter, Burna Boy lost the ‘Best World Album’ at the Grammy Awards to legendary female singer, Angelique Kidjo, Nigerians on social media have taken to Twitter to share thier thoughts on the result.

Nigerians on the micro blogging site have reacted to the result of the show as some claimed Burna Boy has lost to a worthy opposition while others claimed the ”Anybody” crooner should have been given the award.

According to some fans who still have much belief in Burna Boy, he will be winning the award in the next three years if he keep up the good work.

See some reactions below:

Nigerians/ artists thought Grammy is headies, abi Mobo awards ?.

Their mouths lyk, go bring it home ?, bring what home ?? Their father's trophy or what?

Angelique kidjo is an African Giant, and Burna boy is no match to her.

You all should chill already #GRAMMYAwards2020

— Mychukwuebuka (@ebukaokekeaust1) January 27, 2020

Don't mean to disrespect Angelie Kidjo but abeg who listened to her songs last year? Just asking for a friend. #Burna

— The Real Mikidu (@Mikidus) January 27, 2020

Burna Wins the Grammy or Not! He should be Respected! He's the first Afrobeat hip hop artist from Nigeria that was nominated because of his work(African Giant), not because of a feature/help from a Foreign artist!#GRAMMYs

— ??? ????????? ??? (@thetalkativeNG) January 27, 2020

You never expected it to be easy for Burna Boy, did you? Angelique Kidjo was not just a contender but a legend. She’s also got #GRAMMYs to her name. Femi Kuti was nominated four times during his days but won none. Let’s just hope Burna gets more nominations and a win someday.

— Richard Omo Ibo (@MeetTheRichard) January 27, 2020

Burna Boy was not cheated. Angelique Kidjo is a legend in music & Africa as a whole. The 62nd Grammy is Burma’s first nomination, but Kidjo’s 10th… Burna is one of our own but let’s give respect to whoever deserves it.

— Series Abíọ́dún (@Engr_Series) January 27, 2020

I'm really happy Burna lost the Grammy to Angelique Kidjo, cos if he had won, even God can testify Wizkid would have been on the trend table right now cos of some MOFOs on this App. Now that he lost, we can breath.

If you do any preaching for me here, OGUN kiss you.#GRAMMYs

— if my tweet pain you, drink sniper (@Sakpo007) January 27, 2020

– Fact is Nobody do Burna boy Ojoro
– Fact is A/Kidjo is more
recognized and a bigger musician than Burna
– Grammy helped the CV for Burna and he will come back Stronger
– Love the support we gave to Burna and hope we keep on supporting him
– Dead the BIAS. #GRAMMYAwards2020

— Laba Laba Master?? (@Buchi_Laba) January 26, 2020

If we are going by peak positions on billboard charts of Angelique Kidjo & Burna boy pic.twitter.com/hnS8lQloVO

— Ichie Bullion (@principe_viii) January 27, 2020

Burna Boy's nomination got the whole nation pumped unlike the previous nominees we've had. Well its painful he lost. Though I foresaw it the moment I saw mama Angelique K there. Well we move. Before 2-3years time, Grammy will land here. We getting it soon.

— Gravity (@antigravitylite) January 27, 2020

You squad dey talk plenty say dem rob Burna??….forgetting your burna boy stole a rhythm from Angélique ????… this world er smh!??? pic.twitter.com/DgAXyaemyT

— #FORMYBROTHERS??©️BBnZ (@Abrantiekweku1) January 27, 2020

Angelique Kidjo album ‘Celia’ won the award ahead of Burna Boy’s ‘African Giant’ and Altin Gün for Gece, Bokanté & Metropole Orkest Conducted By Jules Buckley for What Heat, Nathalie Joachim With Spektral Quartet for Fanm D’Ayiti.

The legendary singer and actress shocked many fans across the globe when she dedicated the award to Burna Boy while she received the award on stage as she noted how glad she is that Africa music has grown to the global stage.

This is the fourth time Angelique Kidjo will be winning the prestigious award as she continues to write her name in the history books as one of the best artiste Afrcia has ever seen.