An incredible Nigerian rapper, songwriter, and music producer by the name of Brainee has just released a new song that is really captivating and is titled “One Time.”
Within the context of this song, he made use of the musical abilities of Seun Kuti, a well-known and multi-talented Nigerian singer, composer, and instrumentalist.
This new song, which is his second release of the year, serves as a sequel to his previous release, “BAAD!,” in which he collaborated with Echo the Guru, Hamydgrey, and Bernito. In addition, this new song is his second release of the year.
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Singer Seun Kuti has erupted in anger against Nigeria’s elite class in response to a viral video.
The video, shared by Gistreel, showed young men spending the night at a sports betting shop, presumably waiting for their bets to come in.
Seun Kuti expressed outrage at the situation, directing his anger towards the wealthy individuals behind these betting platforms.
He blasted them for failing to make positive contributions to young people’s lives, instead offering easy access to gambling which he believes is ruining their futures.
Seun Kuti mocked comedian AY Makun in response to a skit performed by fellow comedian Bovi.
The skit, which humorously portrayed a negotiation with kidnappers for the release of abducted Nigerian celebrities, gained attention on social media.
In the video, Bovi is seen bargaining for the release of various celebrities, offering substantial amounts for some, and comically suggesting a lower sum, N250k, for Seun Kuti. The abductor, dissatisfied with the amount, threatened to harm Seun if Bovi mentioned it again, and Bovi persistently repeated “250, 250” as part of the comedic narrative.
In a recent Instagram live session, Seun Kuti commended Bovi for his cleverness and made a comparison with AY Makun, playfully describing him as not particularly skilled in comedy.
Seun Kuti found amusement in Bovi’s creativity while subtly poking fun at AY Makun.
Popular artist Seun Kuti made the shocking admission that the Nigerian police are always involved in each significant abduction ring.
In a newly popular video, the musician revealed how he discovered that the Nigerian Police are involved in kidnapping.
He remembered being taken into custody and put in cell one, which is for serious offenders, instead of cell two, which is usually used for the confinement of celebrities.
In cell one, he discovered that the police have a central role, if not the primary role, in all Nigerian abduction organizations.
According to him, kidnapping is when someone is taken against their will and demands to be set free in return for cash.
Check out some reactions below
Switchild wrote:“No lies here! I lady tweeted how her father was kidnapped and Nigerian police told her to go and pay the ransom!”
Festus Humble stated: “Pure fact, na dem dey use uniform dey arrange operation for kidnappers”
Dr COS noted:“As odd as it may sound, everything he said is true. Our institutions are extremely corrupt and anti-people.”
Well-known artist Seun Kuti has disclosed to Nigerians that he practices voodoo (juju) instead of going to church.
In a recent episode of “Spill With Phyna,” which is hosted by reality star Phyna, the singer revealed the information.
The musician who is nominated for a Grammy said that his family created the Anglican branch of Christianity in Nigeria.
He mentioned that because his family was among the pioneers, they followed Christianity and went on. He thought that Africans would be able to do the same.
Seun Kuti acknowledged that he does “juju” when Phyna questioned if he attends church.
See netizens reactions below:
sazaberg wrote: “Follow suit for this my life wey God Don bless? Suit urself egbon”
thegoldmaskguy said: “At least he’s not lying about it and that makes him a real one. Not like most…”
faceeless3 noted: “Many so-called men of God and so-called Christians in this country dey serve juju. Una big pastors get babalawo and him properties for alters. Many of you say amen to their juju.”
Singer Seun Kuti of Nigeria has revealed some fascinating information regarding Nigerian Christians and their pursuit of wealth.
The singer discussed this and his problems with Nigerian Christians in the now-famous podcast “Spill with Phyna.”
He claims that a lack of Bible understanding is the reason why many people continue to blindly follow their religious leaders in spite of their blatant errors.
Nigerian singer, Seun Kuti.
According to Seun, most of them do no longer practice the gospel and their expectation from Christianity is to just to be rich.
He believes that if Jesus was to come back to earth, many Christians would still criticize him and call for his death.
For him, there are only two reasons for practicing Christianity in Nigeria, either to be rich or they want to go and meet Jesus in heaven.
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"Every Christian in Nigeria just wants to be rich"
Nigerian singer, Seun Kuti, representing internet users, has apologized to Davido’s personal logistics manager, Isreal DMW, following a recent public backlash for involving his wife, Sheila.
In a new statement, Seun Kuti clarified that many of those criticizing Isreal last week might have acted similarly if in his position. They seemed eager to undermine him to take his job.
Singer Seun Kuti.
Seun Kuti further noted that many individuals have been praising Davido more frequently than Isreal does, implying a desire to replace Isreal in his position.
On behalf of those who previously criticized him for his outburst during a messy breakup with his wife, Sheila, Seun Kuti publicly apologized to Isreal.
Here are some reactions to Seun Kuti’s statement:
@Tamms0328:“There is no love in this country.”
@tunashbobo:“most will do worst if in his position.”
@SucreMamito124:“But being where he is does not mean he can not do those things he is being accused of.”
@ElpadrinoSnr:“My point too. Having some like Israel in ur life is another flex.”
@Phamozhi:“Aswear, people wey go wan collect Isreal job, na them Dey yab am pass.”
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“All of you are just jealous that you don’t have Israel’s (Isreal DMW) job”
Popular musician Seun Kuti claimed that when Nigerian celebrities interact with politicians, they act much like Israel DMW.
In response to the ongoing drama between Israel DMW and his wife Sheila—whose marriage appears uneasy due to the former’s submissive demeanor and relationship with his boss—he made this statement.
Undoubtedly, the majority of Nigerians are aware of Israel’s utmost respect, fidelity, and devotion to Davido, his boss. But many believe it’s being done so far that it’s becoming an insult to his status as a husband and a man.
According to Seun, the words “Nigerians” and “decency” are synonymous.
Israel DMW and Davido.
He stated that behind the camera, most Nigerian celebrities behave the exact same way as Israel when they meet politicians.
His words read …
“All the celebrities in Nigeria behave like Israel in front of politicians and billionaires, na praise una dey praise dem na. Why is this different ? At least David isn’t sucking your blood! Who deserve hailing? Question for the gods.”
Renowned musician Seun Kuti has opened up about the impact of his father Fela Kuti’s death on him, describing it as a significant experience.
In a conversation with media personality Chude Jideonwo, Seun Kuti discussed the unique bond he shared with his father and how their relationship differed from that of his older siblings.
He playfully mentioned that since their father had mellowed over time and become a more laid-back version of himself, he felt sorry for his older siblings, indicating that Fela Kuti had been a different kind of father to him.
Seun Kuti’s comments shed light on the complex and evolving relationship he had with his iconic father, Fela Anikulapo Kuti.
Seun Kuti, Nigerian artist and songwriter.
He said: “Fela was a model father; he was very different from the stories I heard of my elder ones. I feel bad for them. I can’t lie.”
“I tell them all the time, I enjoyed it for you guys. Trust me, I held it down. I did not slack.”
“By the time he had me, he was 44; he was always home, so my relationship with him was very different from that of my siblings very, very different. I know that for a fact”.
Seun discussed the psychological toll that his father’s passing had taken on him, highlighting how difficult it was for him to get over the tragic loss and find closure.
He was the closest person to everyone, so losing him was a whole other level of pain from which he was still recovering. He went on to claim that the loss was so profound for him that he wept for a long time.
Seun said: “I grieved for my dad because he was the closest person to me, and he was the first person I know that died, so for me, it was a really impactful experience losing my dad; it was like losing my best friend, my dad, and a family member, all in one. I really grieved for a long time. I grieved for my dad.”
He added that he was on a music tour at the time of his mother’s death, which prevented him from grieving for her in the way that he should have.
In his words: “The one I didn’t grieve was my mom. I had a tour. There was no time to break down.”
“If I’m going to share some of my mental issues on your show, it’s like I think I’m grieving my mom in stages; kind of, I’ve not really had time to really delve into that, but the bad part is past, and I still grieve her from time to time. I don’t have complete closure for my mom like I do for my dad.”
Shortly after his arrival in Lagos, the controversial commentator known as VeryDarkMan continues to expand his list of celebrities to hang out with, and he has now included the renowned singer, Seun Kuti.
It’s worth noting that the Afrobeat superstar, Davido, had extended an invitation to VeryDarkMan to visit Lagos a few days ago, leading to their meeting, along with Cubana Chief Priest.VeryDarkMan also met with Rudeboy, a member of the P-Square music duo, within 24 hours of his meeting with Davido.
In the latest development, VeryDarkMan has added the famous Afrobeats singer, Seun Kuti, to his list. The two were spotted playing FIFA on PlayStation 5 together, highlighting their camaraderie.
Famed musician Seun Kuti has taken to his Instagram to emphasize the necessity of a socialist community in Nigeria, inspired by a video featuring Mr. Ibu. This video has sparked discussions and commentary from various notable celebrities and influencers, including VeryDarkMan, who found the video embarrassing.
In Nigeria, the prevalent economic system is capitalism, but Seun Kuti, the son of the legendary Fela Kuti, strongly opposes this governmental system. Today, Seun Kuti expressed his support for a socialist government on his Instagram, advocating for a society where everyone’s fundamental needs are provided for. He noted the irony of individuals who claim to be capitalists but later resort to seeking financial aid and giveaways.
In response, he questioned their stance, stating, “I say let’s build a socialist society where everyone’s basic needs are catered for, you say noooooo! I am a capitalist then u start begging for donation and giveaway. Come here first – Are you mad?”
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See Netizens reactions…
bachurungold wrote: 80% of the people in this comment section dont even know what socialism means. Una eyes go peel, go and ask Cubans and Vietnamese
adewale.dev said: Socialist government only works on paper
babanissi269 said: Most of d celeb don’t want socialist, they are enjoying how they use wealth to oppress, the way some of them treat their staff is even worst than govt.
tunnexl said: Good question! Are you mad?
unitedfc99 wrote: This was revealed to you in the middle of the night. Silent night. Everywhere go quiet now ????????????????????
Seun Kuti, the Afrobeat artist, has spoken out against those who criticized the quick burial of the late Nigerian musician Mohbad and blamed his father for it.
Following Mohbad’s controversial death on September 12, he was buried on September 13, 2023, which led to criticism from some fans who felt that proper preparations and investigations were not conducted before the burial.
In a recent interview on Nedu’s Thehonestbunch podcast, Seun Kuti addressed the criticism surrounding Mohbad’s funeral. He suggested that the deceased’s father was being unfairly criticized due to his impoverished status.
Seun Kuti stated, “Poverty is playing a big role in this whole Mohbad issue. People are saying Mohbad’s father killed him because he buried him early. Who would want to keep looking at his son’s dead body for two to three days?”
Speaking in Pidgin, Kuti questioned, “If it were Otedola’s child who died and was buried overnight, what would anyone say here? Wouldn’t you all be paying condolence visits to his house?”
He further emphasized that instead of consoling the grieving father, people were unfairly portraying him as an evil person capable of harming his own son, despite the recent loss.
The trial of popular Afrobeat singer Seun Kuti was delayed on Monday due to the absence of Chief Magistrate Adeola Olatunbosun.
The scheduled proceeding at the Yaba Magistrates’ Court had to be adjourned as the magistrate was on administrative leave and not present in court. In light of the magistrate’s absence, the registrar named Babalola decided to reschedule the case for September 27, 2023, to continue the proceedings.
Seun Kuti is facing charges of allegedly assaulting a police officer on May 13 on the Third Mainland Bridge in Lagos State. The State Police Command arraigned him on May 16, 2023.
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Janelle Monáe, a sensational American singer, rapper, and songwriter, has just joined the music store with a brilliant new single titled “Know Better.”
Consequently, she recruited two of Nigeria’s most prominent musicians, Seun Kuti and CKay, to appear on this record as guest artists, joining Egypt 80.
Her fourth studio album, titled “The Age of Pleasure,” features fourteen tracks, including this outstanding piece.
The selection process for national honours in Nigeria, particularly within the entertainment industry, has faced ongoing criticism. The recent award ceremony held on May 28, 2023, during the previous administration of President Muhammadu Buhari, has been especially controversial. The National Honours Act No.5 of 1964 serves as the legal basis for these awards, aiming to recognize individuals who have made notable contributions to the nation. However, public scrutiny has questioned the merit of some recipients.
During former President Goodluck Jonathan’s tenure in 2014, several entertainers, including Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde, Kanayo O. Kanayo, Genevieve Nnaji, Osita Iheme, and Pete Edochie, were honored. In 2022, the Buhari administration awarded Teni and Innocent Idibia (2Baba) with the Member of the Order of the Niger (MON) distinction, while Burna Boy received the Member of the Order of the Federal Republic (MFR). Most recently, singer Davido, comedian AY, actor Kunle Afolayan, and footballer Victor Osimhen, among others, were listed for national honours.
Seun Kuti, son of Afrobeat pioneer Fela Anikulapo Kuti, criticized the awards, highlighting the lack of public input in the selection process and questioning the legitimacy of receiving honors from a government one criticizes. In response, Dr. Sam Amadi, Director of the Abuja School of Social and Political Thoughts, emphasized that entertainment should be regarded as a serious profession deserving of recognition. He suggested that recipients be chosen based on their impact on society and their contributions to promoting the image and well-being of the country.
Remi Adebayo, a public interest commentator, acknowledged the significant influence entertainers have on society and argued that those promoting peace, unity, and patriotism should receive national recognition. While entertainers have their individual principles and choices, music producer Sossick stated that the responsibility lies with the awarding authorities to uphold the integrity of the honors. He urged the government to prioritize pressing issues in the country.
In conclusion, criticisms surrounding the selection process for national honours in Nigeria’s entertainment industry persist. The criteria for recipient selection should consider the impact individuals have made on society and their contribution to public goods. The entertainment industry holds tremendous influence, and those promoting positive values and ideals should be duly recognized. However, it is essential for the awarding authorities to uphold the integrity of the honors bestowed.
Afrobeat singer Seun Kuti has addressed the recent allegations of assault and domestic abuse against his wife. During an Instagram live session, the musician refuted rumors of engaging in violence and emphasized the respect and understanding within his marriage.
Seun Kuti dismissed the idea that his wife complies out of fear, stating that it is actually him who is afraid of his wife, highlighting the mutual respect they share. He attributed the spread of such rumors to jealousy and the inability of some people to comprehend a healthy and communicative relationship between husband and wife.
Addressing the specific allegation of domestic abuse, Seun Kuti strongly denied ever laying a hand on his wife. He cited his relationship with his daughter as an example, proudly stating that he has never spanked her in her nine and a half years of life
“If you know anybody that knows us, I’m the one scared of my wife.” – Seun Kuti pic.twitter.com/LFuzZLn1yP
Seun Kuti, the youngest son of legendary Afrobeat pioneer Fela Kuti, recently made headlines for his arrest on charges of assaulting a police officer. He has since been released from police custody and is currently on a European tour.
Seun Kuti, the Nigerian musician and son of Fela Anikulapo Kuti, has claimed that popular blogger Tunde Ednut wanted him to be imprisoned when he was arrested by the police.
Seun Kuti was recently arraigned before a Lagos State magistrate’s court and detained at the State Criminal Investigation Department (SCID) in Panti, Yaba, for allegedly assaulting a police officer. After spending several days in detention, he was eventually released.
During an Instagram live session on Tuesday, Seun Kuti revealed that Tunde Ednut, a celebrity blogger, wanted him to go to jail because he owed Seun money for nine promotional posts. Seun alleged that Tunde Ednut actively pushed for him to be sent to prison because he couldn’t repay the debt.
Seun said, “I hear everybody saying Tunde did not like me. Tunde actually is the only blogger I talk to in Nigeria and also has my number. And do you know why he wants me to go to jail? Because Tunde owes me money. He was supposed to do 10 posts for me since two years ago but he only did one, and he knew that my new project would soon be out. He must do those posts. In fact, it has increased to twenty posts. So because of those nine posts, he wants to do to me what Sacoche did to Gaddafi.”
It’s important to note that these are allegations made by Seun Kuti during the Instagram live session, and the veracity of these claims cannot be independently confirmed.
Seun Kuti, the Nigerian Afrobeats singer and son of Fela Kuti, has responded to allegations of physically and verbally assaulting his wife. In a viral video showing an altercation between Seun and a police officer, some Nigerians speculated that his wife may be a victim of domestic violence due to his behavior.
During an Instagram live session with fans, Seun addressed these claims and debunked them. He stated that his wife is not scared of him; in fact, he is the one who is scared of her. According to Seun, those close to his family can attest to the fact that he is the one who fears his wife.
Seun Kuti expressed his belief that the rumors were fueled by jealousy, as people were surprised to see a man communicating with his wife and having her listen. He emphasized that his wife respects him and that he has never laid a hand on his 9-year-old daughter.
In his statement, Seun dismissed the allegations of domestic violence and attributed them to envy and jealousy.
Seun Kuti, the musician and son of Fela Anikulapo Kuti, has criticized comedian Ayo Makun, popularly known as AY, for his response to receiving a national honour from the Nigerian government. The government, under former President Muhammadu Buhari, announced a list of 337 Nigerians, including AY, who would be conferred with national honours on June 1, 2023.
AY, in a tweet addressing critics who questioned his acceptance of the award, stated that a national honour is the highest recognition one can receive and that his allegiance is to the country where he has made contributions. He emphasized that the award is not about any president or political party but about the recognition of his efforts in nation-building.
Seun Kuti, however, found AY’s explanation unnecessary and mocked him on his Instagram page and story. Seun Kuti pointed out that national honours are not determined by public opinion but are chosen by a presidential committee, and the president then accepts the nominations. He urged AY to accept his “Buhari award” and stop explaining himself. Seun Kuti accused AY of being a sellout and criticized him for trying to dress up hypocrisy as national loyalty or patriotism, given his possession of two homes and two passports.
Seun Kuti’s response suggests that he sees AY’s acceptance of the national honour as an act of compromise and lacking in principles. He implies that AY should not try to justify or explain his decision but should instead accept the award without further ado.
