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What I like about VeryDarkMan – Seun Kuti

Seun Kuti stated that he speaks for Verydarkman and likes him because nobody has the ability to do what he does.... CLICK TO READ THE FULL NEWS HERE▶▶

Seun Kuti added that concerning his downside, he advised Verydarkman to politicise what he does so that it can benefit even those he doesn’t like.

Nigerian singer Seun Kuti has expressed his appreciation for VeryDarkMan’s unique approach to activism.

He acknowledged that VeryDarkMan’s ability to address sensitive issues sets him apart, and his efforts have created a significant impact.
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Seun Kuti noted that, as a singer, he cannot tackle these issues in the same way, as he would face backlash from the music industry.

VeryDarkMan has been effective in holding accountable those who have exploited and harmed women, providing a voice for victims and inspiring fear in some celebrities.

Seun Kuti suggested that VeryDarkMan could further amplify his impact by adopting a more political approach, benefiting an even wider audience.

In another story, Seun Kuti opens up on how late MKO Abiola framed his dad Fela for robbery and wanted him killed.

He dropped a bombshell, accusing the late MKO Abiola and his wife, Simbiat, of orchestrating a nefarious plot to frame his father for armed robbery during the ruthless military regime of Muhammadu Buhari.

In his explosive revelation, Seun Kuti claimed that the Abiolas concocted a story, alleging that Fela had brazenly stolen their Ferrari at gunpoint.

According to him, this accusation came at a time when Buhari’s Deputy Head of State, the hardline Tunde Idiagbon, was enforcing draconian laws that made armed robbery a capital offense, a death penalty.

However, Seun divulged that Fela narrowly escaped the sinister setup due to a stroke of luck.

The singer reteirated that while the Abiolas were fabricating their story and raising the armed robbery allegation at a police station, Fela was safely out of the country, performing in Cameroon.

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