Entertainment
Burna Boy sets record with fifth Grammy Album nomination
Nigerian Afro-fusion superstar Burna Boy has achieved another historic feat, becoming the first Nigerian artiste to earn five career Grammy nominations in album categories.
The Afro-fusion star’s latest project, No Sign of Weakness (2025), has earned a nomination for Best Global Music Album at the forthcoming 2025 Grammy Awards.
He will be competing against a stellar lineup of international acts, including Siddhant Bhatia (Sounds of Kumbha), Senegalese legend Youssou N’Dour (Éclairer le monde: Light the World), Shakti (Mind Explosion – 50th Anniversary Tour Live), Anoushka Shankar, Alam Khan, and Sarathy Korwar (Chapter III: We Return to Light), as well as Brazilian icons Caetano Veloso and Maria Bethânia(Caetano e Bethânia Ao Vivo).
This nomination further solidifies Burna Boy’s global influence and consistent excellence in representing African music on the world stage.
Burna Boy’s previous Grammy-nominated albums include African Giant (2019), Twice As Tall (2020), Love, Damini (2022), I Told Them (2023), and now No Sign of Weakness (2025), further cementing his dominance on the global stage.
Burna also secured another nomination in the Best African Music Performance category for his track Love.
Nigerian acts continued to shine in the same category, with Davido earning recognition for With You featuring Omah Lay, while Ayra Starr and Wizkid were nominated for Gimme Dat.
The lineup also includes Hope & Love by Eddy Kenzo and Mehran Matin, and Push 2 Start by South African star Tyla.
These nominations highlight the increasing global influence of African music, with Nigerian artistes once again leading the charge. Winners will be announced in Los Angeles next year.
Follow Us on Google Discover
I fear APC’s internal crisis more than Atiku – Shettima
Why Shettima Insults Atiku: by Farooq Kperogi
Messi’s double fires Inter Miami to 3-1 victory over Atlanta United
Opposition will front a single candidate against Tinubu, announcement will be made few days to election – Lukman
La Liga: Unstoppable Barcelona beat Real Betis 5-2 to extend winning run
EPL: Super Eagles star Iwobi fires Fulham to first league victory
Ogun hospital under fire as Nurse dies of asthma attack amid alleged oxygen failure
Maryam Babangida Center for Women Devt gets first wheel chair ramp after 34 years
Shettima inaugurates Arewa for Asiwaju campaign office in Abuja
2027: ‘APM will beat Tinubu in 12 battleground states’ – Makinde’s campaign team
Veteran Journalist, diplomat Dele Cole dies at 86
Suspended NSCDC commandant apologises over deaths of suspected illegal miners in Niger
EPL: Martinez rushed to hospital after head injury as Chelsea beat Everton
COAS arrives Borno as Military moves to clear terrorist camps, rescue abductees
Macky Sall quits race for UN Secretary-General position
Erisco Foods announces 13 job openings across Nigeria – Apply Now
2027: Step down if you are not working for Tinubu – Deji Adeyanju dares Obi, Kwankwaso
House Officers, Nurses, Radiographers, Others wanted as DELSUTH opens recruitment – Apply Now
Tinubu reappoints Bala Bila as INEC commissioner, nominates six others
2027: Kwankwaso a goat in sheep’s clothing, secretly working for Tinubu – Atiku Campaign Council
33 Governors cannot be wrong in supporting Tinubu – Bayo Onanuga
Security forces arrest five suspects over abduction of 20 NYSC members in Imo
Atiku fully fit, ready to campaign in all 36 states, interact with Nigerians – ADC PCC
2027: ‘Don’t trust your destiny to ‘kalokalo’ people’ – Wike warns Rivers voters against Atiku, Amaechi, Obi
LAUTECH Resident Doctors halt 50-day strike as Makinde intervenes
BREAKING: Oyebanji makes history as first Ekiti Governor to win second consecutive term
2027: ‘I wont join my Uncle to support Tinubu’ – Davido says
2027: Tinubu afraid to face Nigerians, has no business seeking re-election — Atiku campaign council
DSS arrests Maina’s fugitive son in Abuja, hands him over to EFCC
