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Burna Boy Releases ‘Cheat On Me’ ft Dave Ahead Of Album Launch [VIDEO, LYRICS]

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Afrobeats superstar, Burna Boy has collaborated with talented British-Nigerian rapper, Dave for his latest single, ‘Cheat On Me.’

The Grammy award-winning artiste released the song alongside scintillating visuals which shows Burna Boy and Dave enjoying their time recording the song and performing on a stage at a concert.

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Recall that the duo previously worked together on Dave’s smash hit “Location.”

‘Cheat On Me’ is one of the singles off Burna Boy’s upcoming ‘I Told Them’ album set to be released on Friday, and was produced by LiTek, whYJay, Taras Slusarenko, Jacob Daniel Jones, Kwabena Adjepong, and James Napier.

Burna Boy’s seventh studio album “I Told Them” will be released on the 25th of August 2023 via Spaceship/Bad Habit/ Atlantic Record.

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The album is a 15-track LP (Long Play) containing lead singles “Sittin’ On Top of The World” ft 21 Savage, “Big 7” and bonus track “Talibans II” with Byron Messia.

The album also boasts of guest appearances from Nigerian Street-hop sensation Seyi Vibez who appears on ‘Giza’ and American platinum-selling rapper J Cole who is on ‘Thanks.’

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Lyrics [ Cheat On Me ]

[Intro]
Ah, and I couldn’t see, I was cheating on, cheating on me
Ah, and I couldn’t see, I was cheating on, cheating on me
Ah, and I couldn’t see, I was cheating on, cheating on me

[Refrain: Burna Boy]
Me, I just wan make my people dey visa, visa
So I give dem my heart and my liver
If e dey stress you, make you leave am, leave am
No be everybody be believer
Anytime that I double up I deliver
Anytime any arena, ‘rena
I be caught on like Jesus
Before you start to criticize, consider, oh, consider, oh

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[Chorus: Burna Boy]
Ah, and I couldn’t see, I was cheating on, cheating on me
Ah, and I couldn’t see, I was cheating on, cheating on me
Me, I just want see my people dem—

[Verse 1: Burna Boy]
Getting bigger, oh, I swear down
Make embassy no deny my people visa, oh
No be Taliban, oh, no be Al-Qaeda, oh
And they do not intend to permanently leave town
Standing my feet down, me, I be leader, oh
So me and you na different caliber
Taking my niggas around the world
Every day, kilome—, kilome—, kilometre, oh
Just like I’m deep down, then you go see say (I was cheating on, cheating on—)
E dey your body, no be because of me
Na psychology, oh, say psychology
They affect everybody, no be me (I was cheating on, cheating on—)

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[Chorus: Burna Boy]
Ah, and I couldn’t see, I was cheating on, cheating on me
Ah, and I couldn’t see, I was cheating on, cheating on me

[Verse 2: Dave]
For the fact I had to fight for my visa
I’m swiping my Visa
Kilonshele, said Kilogram, kilometre
My woman got incredible features
Me and Oluwa Burna, we fly to Ibiza
Make you no deny me my Visa
Bring a likkle gyal a likkle reefer
It’s cheaper to keep her
She don’t wanna stay, haffi leave her
No be everybody be believer
Hennessy, Casamigos, it’s all in the car
I’m Asamoah Gyan, the way I hit the bar
Fine boy, no pimple, no tats
I got a V12 under the bonnet, she got plaits
I’m Mario, my princess got a peach
In my Rolls-Royce seats, so repeat
Genevilla must a come with a beach
One for the street
Four, five, this toast doesn’t come with a speech, you know?

[Chorus: Burna Boy]
Ah, and I couldn’t see, I was cheating on, cheating on me
Ah, and I couldn’t see, I was cheating on, cheating on me

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[Refrain: Burna Boy]
Me, I just wan make my people dey visa, visa
So I give dem my heart and my liver
If e dey stress you, make you leave am, leave am
No be everybody be believer
Anytime that I pull up I deliver
Anytime any arena, ‘rena
I be caught on like Jesus
Before you start to criticize, consider, oh, consider, oh

[Bridge: Burna Boy]
If I ever said I loved you
Then I’ll always be by your side
If you call on me then I’ll slide
You already know we outside
And I know you go ride
Anytime I call on you
If I ever said I loved you

[Chorus: Burna Boy]
Ah, and I couldn’t see, I was cheating on, cheating on me
Ah, and I couldn’t see, I was cheating on, cheating on me
Ah, and I couldn’t see, I was cheating on, cheating on me
Ah, and I couldn’t see, I was cheating on, cheating on (Me, I just want see my people dem—)

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[Outro: Burna Boy]
Getting bigger, oh, I swear down
Make embassy no deny my people visa, oh
They do not intend to permanently leave town
Me, I be leader, oh
Ah, and I couldn’t see, I was cheating on, cheating on me
Ah, and I couldn’t see, I was cheating on, cheating on me

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‘This Is Not Me’ – 2Baba Apologises To Wife Natasha, Children Over Controversial Comments

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Popular Nigerian singer Innocent Idibia, better known as 2Baba, has issued a heartfelt apology to his wife, Natasha, and their children following the backlash from a controversial statement he made about male sexuality and monogamy.

During a recent appearance on the 234 Mzansi podcast hosted by Nedu and others, the award-winning singer claimed it is “nearly impossible” for a man to remain sexually involved with only one woman, even if he deeply loves her. The remark quickly sparked widespread criticism and intense public debate.

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In a remorseful post shared via his Instagram page on Wednesday, 2Baba acknowledged the gravity of his words and the hurt they caused.

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He said, “I know I fxxked up with what I said. I know I am going to pay dearly for it. I’m going to pay the heavy price for this, you know; I said what I said, man. I didn’t say it appropriately.

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“This is my situation; there is no excuse. I own up to that. I have hurt so many people – my fans, people that hold me up in high esteem, and millions of people who look up to me. This is not me; I’m terribly sorry for allowing myself, but one thing I’m sure of is that I’m sorry to my wife, the love of my life, Natasha. She is amazing, wonderful and smart. I’m so sorry. And also to my kids: you don’t deserve the kind of things I put them into.

“I’m Tuface Idibia; I’m 2Baba. I’m fortunate enough to have achieved a lot to have people look up to me. They call me the legend, but this talk of mine was quite unlegendary. I feel bad I own up to my mistakes.

“I know I will pay the price, but I just expressed myself. It’s something I thought we just said; we looked at it as a cruise, but the amount of response I got made me see the amount of love and respect people have for me, and for me to make that stupid statement, it cancelled everything. People that know me know that that’s not who I am. I dey talk some kinds of things.

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“My music speaks for me.” I know you will be wondering if it’s the same person that said that thing.”

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Top 6 Movies Produced By Late Kayode Peters

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Popular Nigerian filmmaker, Kayode Peters, has died in Canada after a prolonged illness.

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1. 13 Letters (2021)
2. Crazy Grannies (2021)
3. I Am Nazzy (2022)
4. Survivors (2022)
5. Dream Job (2021)
6. Teardrops (2024)

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The news of his death was announced by his family via his official Instagram page on Saturday, June 28, 2025.

Fans, actors, and colleagues in the entertainment industry are mourning the sudden loss of a man who played a vital role in shaping modern Nigerian comedy and filmmaking.

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Peters first gained prominence for directing the iconic comedy TV show Papa Ajasco and Company.

He later produced the hit sitcom Flatmates, which featured major stars like Basketmouth and Okey Bakassi. These shows became household favourites across Nigeria.

Beyond television, Peters made a strong mark in Nollywood with a string of successful films.

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Below are six of his most notable movie produced by Kayode Peters:

1. 13 Letters (2021)

Directed by Peters and released on GidiBoxOffice, 13 Letters starred Kunle Remi, Bimbo Ademoye, and Teddy A.

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The film explored the emotional fallout of social media call-outs from ex-lovers. Its relatable storyline and emotional depth made it a viral hit.

2. Crazy Grannies (2021)

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Co-directed with Tope Alake, this comedy follows three grandmothers who break free from societal expectations in search of fun and freedom.

Featuring Shaffy Bello and Ngozi Nwosu, the film delighted audiences with its humour and vibrant energy.

3. I Am Nazzy (2022)

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Starring Nancy Isime and Jidekene Achufusi, I Am Nazzy is a body-swap comedy that examines identity and fame. The film was praised for its refreshing storyline and comedic timing.

4. Survivors (2022)

This comedy-thriller features popular skit makers Mr. Macaroni, Broda Shaggi, and MC Lively. It tells the story of two unemployed friends who unwittingly get involved in a kidnapping plot, leading to a series of chaotic events.

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5. Dream Job (2021)

A motivational drama that explores themes of ambition, disappointment, and second chances. Dream Job resonated with young Nigerians striving to achieve their dreams in the face of adversity.

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6. Teardrops (2024)

A deeply emotional family drama centered on love, loss, and resilience. Teardrops is regarded as one of Peters’ most heartfelt and mature works.

In addition to the movies produced by Kayode Peters and his achievements in film and television, he also gained recognition for his stage plays and short films, including Doll House, Dead Rite, and Road to Friendship, which were featured at various film festivals.

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One of his earliest contributions to the industry was Crossworld Blues, the first comedy series to air on DBN TV. Its success made Peters one of the pioneering figures in Nigerian television comedy.
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What To Know About Late Nigerian Movie Producer, Kayode Peters

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Popular Nigerian filmmaker, Kayode Peters, has died in Canada. The news of his death was shared via his official Instagram page on Saturday, June 28, 2025.

Fans, actors, and colleagues in the entertainment industry are mourning the sudden loss of the man who have contributed to shaping modern Nigerian comedy and filmmaking.

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Here are things to know about late Kayode Peters:

Kayode Tunde Peters was born on September 25, 1975, in Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria.

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Peters studied English Language at the University of Lagos, Akoka, where he obtained his first degree. His education and early involvement in theatre at the university played a major role in shaping his storytelling career.

The late movie producer was of Yoruba descent and proudly Nigerian. He practised Christianity throughout his life.

Kayode Peters was married to popular Nigerian model, actress, and dancer, Tayo Sobola. The couple kept their personal life mostly private, choosing to focus on their careers.

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The deceased first became well-known for directing the comedy TV show Papa Ajasco and Company. He later produced the hit sitcom Flatmates, which starred big names like Basketmouth and Okey Bakassi. These shows became favourites in many homes across Nigeria.

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In 2021, Peters directed the movie 13 Letters, which streamed on Netflix. The film starred Kunle Remi, Bimbo Ademoye, and Teddy A.

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Peters also played a big role in training and supporting young actors. Many new stars got their first big breakthrough through him.

One of his earliest works was Crossworld Blues, the first comedy series aired on DBN TV. It was a big success and made him one of the first names in Nigerian TV comedy.

Peters also worked on stage plays and documentaries. His stories often showed everyday Nigerian life, culture, and humor.

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He was known for making people laugh while also sending strong messages through his work.

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