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Who is Seun Kuti | Just as it is

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Who is Seun Kuti | Just as it is


I had a sit down interview with Seun Kuti, Top performing musician who is also son of the Legendary Maestro, Fela Anikulapo Kuti. Lo and behold

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  17. meaning of Gentility – social superiority as demonstrated by polite and respectable manners, behaviour, or appearances.

    "her grandmother's pretensions to gentility"

    So what was your guest talking about?

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  21. Agbaya(irresponsible elder) is the opposite of Agba(responsible elder)😂😂😂🏃🏃🏃.
    I was shocked at that part where Mr Femi said that God does not exist. Guy, your parents didn't give you breath; if you say you don't believe in religion, that's understandable but that God does not exist… No. I'll advise and suggest that you go think about this properly. I pray that you have an encounter and understanding. Peace…

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  23. Who is Seun Kuti? In a nut shell; he is an apple that fell too far away from his father, Fela’s, legendary apple tree. He posits himself as one that is very confused or has no clue as to what Civil Rights, means, which is what Fela, stands for. He has been seen, on TV, suggesting to the Federal Government as to what heavy hand, to use against the disgruntled youths. He has condemned our neo Civil Rights Activists, in the persons of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, Simon Ekpa and Sunday Igboho, as if they have not point, in their quest for equity and fairness, to all. During the so-called and defunct construction of the blasted Southern Ocean Highway, in which hundreds of billions of Naira, in investment, of a fellow Nigeria was destroyed, all he was seeing was the opportunity for the poor to drive down the seaside way, even though they may unable to afford a car and, on empty stomach, couple with the fact that, that investor, a fellow Nigerian is, also a human being. When the Federal Government, eventually, abandoned the project, with the most ridiculous reason of the detection of underground cables without, at first, conducting a feasibility study, I expected Seun Kuti to be up in arms, because it was both a waste of resources and deprivation of an innocent man, of his hard earned pissession. That could have been a humongous act of Ciilvil Rights Activism – the fact that the investment properties of a fellow criticism was destroyed as well as his so-called “poor”, mussing the opportunity of enjoying the Ocean side Highway. How can the properties of a particular ethnic group be targeted for destruction, in Lagos and its environs, with one flimsy reason or the other, without resource? Fela Anikulapo Kuti, who was loved and admired, all through Nigeria, on whose golden back, Seun’s “raggedy behind is riding, was a man of the people. He was neither a megalomaniac a ‘goof out’ and, would have been screaming, discrimination! Injustice! But Seun, whose head can’t even hold real ‘Igbo’, hence he behaves wacky, did not seen anything wrong in destroying the properties of Igbo, in Lagos. Fela would have made a music about a government that thrives in destruction rather than construction. Fela never fought individuals, but institutions or their personification, light Abiola – International Thief-Thief. Even in the #END BAD GOVERNANCE, I was surprised to see him talking i favor of the Protesters, because he’d rather defended the Government, rather than advocate for the common man.
    Note: this write up should be viewed as a cup of water that is half-way. As such, let it not be view as half empty, in which I am just criticizing Seun, but as half full, in which I have just exploited yet another opportunity, to honor that legend of a man, Fela Anikulapo Kuti, whose true stock is rare, indispensable and highly missed.
    Thank you

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