I will fight Burna Boy whenever we meet – Speed Darlington

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Music star, Speed Darlington, has threatened to physically attack his colleague, Burna Boy, whenever they meet.

Speaking in a recent interview with Yanga FM Lagos, Speed Darlington said he has no relationship with Burna Boy and will not hesitate to fight him whenever they meet.

The Akpi crooner also expressed his desire to fight Burna Boy in the ring after his forthcoming boxing match with Cater Efe.

“Me and Burna Boy have no relationship. If Burna Boy enters any room that I am present in, I will fight and jump on him. If I win the forthcoming boxing match between me and Carter Efe, I hope Burna Boy will be next,” he said.

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DAILY POST recalls that Speed Darlington was remanded in prison over allegations of defamation against Burna Boy. He was later granted bail.

However, the matter is still in court.

The duo fell out after Speed Darlington alleged that Burna Boy had an illicit affair with embattled American rapper Diddy in exchange for his Grammy award.

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