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‘Kanye West Is A Dangerous Person To All Africans’, Seun Kuti Warns

by Cyril Ehinomen March 1, 2024
by Cyril Ehinomen March 1, 2024

By Cyril Ehinomen

Seun Kuti, known for his controversial takes, has warned Africans not to associate with Kanye West because he’s a dangerous person.

Taking to his Instagram story, he revealed that Kanye West is a dangerous person to all Africans.

In his words, he says,

Kanye West is a dangerous person to all Africans”

However, he did not give any backstory to why he said what he said. Also recall that this is not the first time that Seun Kuti has expressed his opinion about Kanye West.

Back in 2018, Seun Kuti had called out Kanye West over the comments he made about Fela. The singer slammed the American rapper, who took to Instagram about making the best music in the planet.

Kanye in his rant had said that he made good music and he is also the best artist on the planet because the spirit of Fela, Mandela and Tupac lives through him.

However, Seun did not agree with his claims as he also took to Instagram to make this explicitly clear. He revealed that the spirit of Fela, his father, was not anywhere near Kanye West.

Now also recall that Seun Kuti had recently expressed that currently, millionaires in Nigeria have more in common with homeless people than they could ever have with billionaires like Dangote, Otedola, and Co.

He further reiterated his statement as he suggested that most millionaires in Nigeria, himself inclusive, have more common features with the poor and the than they could ever have with the exceedingly rich people in Nigeria.

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