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Burna Boy’s Parents Mark 36th Wedding Anniversary With Loved-Up Photos
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Burna Boy’s Parents Mark 36th Wedding Anniversary With Loved-Up Photos

InformationNG 7 days 2 mins read

Bose Ogulu, mother and manager of Afrobeats star Burna Boy, has celebrated 36 years of marriage with her husband, Samuel Ogulu, with lovely photos.

The talent manager marked the milestone on her Instagram Story on Tuesday, September 1, 2026. She also reflected on the love, friendship and family they have shared over the years.

Bose shared loved-up pictures of herself and her husband. She also praised Samuel for being a great father to their children.

She wrote, “Happy 36th anniversary, Sam. Thirty-six beautiful years of love, friendship and unforgettable memories.”

She added, “Cheers to 36 years with my best friend and the most incredible father to our children.”

Meanwhile, Bose and Samuel have built a family with strong ties to Nigeria’s entertainment industry. Their son, Burna Boy, has gone on to become one of Africa’s biggest music stars.

Burna Boy, whose real name is Damini Ogulu, has achieved global success with his music. He is also one of the leading figures in the worldwide rise of Afrobeats.

In addition, Bose has played an important role in her son’s career. As his manager, she has helped guide his international career and business affairs.

Beyond entertainment, Bose often uses social media to celebrate important family moments. She also shares glimpses of her personal life with her followers.

The post Burna Boy’s Parents Mark 36th Wedding Anniversary With Loved-Up Photos appeared first on Information Nigeria.

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