Nigerian recording artiste, Damini Ogulu who is better known as Burna Boy has released the music video for his single, ‘Whiskey’ off his seventh studio album, Love, Damini.
The singer debuted the creative music project which was created in form of a mini-documentary on Thursday evening.
Specifically, in the music video which was released in the form of a mini-documentary highlights the challenges of environmental degradation bedeviling the Niger Delta region due to oil exploration.
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This, the singer mentioned that the aim of the video is to serve as an avenue for the people of Port Harcourt to tell their stories to the world.
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“We let the people tell their stories – Whiskey mini-documentary out Thursday 7 pm,” he revealed on his Instagram handle.
The singer has been at the forefront of advocating for the people of the Niger Delta region through his works. Off his Grammy award-winning album, ‘Twice As Tall’, ‘Monsters You Made’ highlights how the unfulfilled promises made by the government are taking their toll on the people of that region.
“If the government refused to develop the region. And continue the marginalization and injustice. The youth that’s what comes after us. And it will be more brutal, than what we have done.”
Check out the post from Burna Boy below.
