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Acting Minister of TEATT welcomes Nigerian singer, Burna Boy to St. Maarten.

November 2, 2022

Acting Minister of TEATT welcomes Nigerian singer, Burna Boy to St. Maarten.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Acting Minister of Tourism, Economic Affairs, Transportation & Telecommunication (TEATT), the honorable Omar Ottley along with Stonehouse Believe promoters Mayoline Joan Peterson, Pierre Tafary Charville, St. Maarten Tourist Bureau representative Lisa Coffi and French St. Martin Tourist Bureau representative Aida Weinum welcomed Nigerian singer, songwriter and record producer, Damini Ebunoluwa Ogulu, professionally known as Burna Boy, to a warm welcome on the island.

Burna Boy was presented with a gift bag on behalf of the Dutch St. Maarten Tourist Bureau. The artist was greeted with a live cultural performance from a group of local dancers in African wear. Burna ...


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