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“Whatever Babangida said in his book is Babangida’s problem” – Seun Kuti reveals

  • Nigerian musician Seun Kuti has responded to the controversy surrounding the book by former military president Ibrahim Babangida.
  • The statesman recently released his book, ‘A Journey In Service.’
  • The revelations sparked numerous discussions as they provided insight into significant aspects of the nation’s history.

Prominent Nigerian artist Seun Kuti has expressed his views regarding the controversy surrounding the recently published book by former military leader Ibrahim Babangida.

It is worth noting that Babangida recently unveiled his book titled ‘A Journey In Service.’

The revelations contained within have sparked considerable discussion, as they illuminate various significant aspects of the nation’s history.

Seun Kuti, son of the legendary Fela Kuti, took to social media to assert that he has no interest in the widely discussed book.

He stated that he has already acquired all the historical knowledge he requires.

Furthermore, he mentioned that he intends to share his own perspective on certain events from the nation’s past.

“I don’t care about Babangida’s book. Whatever Babangida said in his book is Babangida’s problem. There is nothing Babangida want to tell people like me who are interested in the story of my country that I don’t know already.”

In other news, Chioma Rowland Adeleke, the wife of renowned musician Davido, has managed to capture the attention of the online community despite her absence from social media platforms.

The mother of two, who stepped away from social media following the tragic loss of her first child, Ifeanyi, remains a prominent figure on the internet. Recently, images of her have gained significant traction on Twitter, with captions highlighting her striking appearance. In one particular image, Chioma, who has undergone a noticeable weight loss, showcased her figure and curves.

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