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Burna Boy makes history as first African with UK Number 1 album.

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Burna Boy makes history as first African with UK Number 1 album.

Popular Nigerian vocalist Damini Ebunoluwa Ogulu, widely recognized by his stage name Burna Boy, has achieved an extraordinary milestone by etching his name into history as the inaugural African artist to achieve a UK Number 1 album with his acclaimed record “I Told Them.”

The esteemed Official Charts Company has officially confirmed on Friday that Burna Boy, the artist renowned for his captivating talent and the title “African Giant,” has achieved a groundbreaking accomplishment. His seventh studio album, “I Told Them,” has made a sensational debut at the pinnacle of the UK albums chart, claiming the coveted number 1 spot.

In recognition of this historic achievement, the British record chart company bestowed Burna Boy with a distinguished plaque, symbolizing the significance and impact of his remarkable record.

“He told them! @burnaboy makes UK chart HISTORY today as he claims his first Number 1 album,” the company tweeted.Filled with overwhelming excitement, Burna Boy took to social media to express his elation by sharing the remarkable news. In an enthusiastic response to the tweet, he captioned it with the empowering words, “Let’s Have It! #ITOLDTHEM #ITOLDTHEMNUMBER1.

“It is noteworthy that Burna Boy, hailing from the vibrant city of Port Harcourt, has showcased his artistic prowess consistently through his previous two LPs, namely “Twice As Tall” and “Love Damini.”

These exceptional albums had achieved remarkable success, ascending to the prestigious position of Number 2 on the esteemed UK albums chart.

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