Afrobeats singer, Seun Kuti has recalled how he felt when his colleague, Davido failed to invite him to his wedding.
He disclosed that he was frustrated after the DMW boss refused to offer him a wedding invitation.
Kuti stated this in a recent episode of ‘Curiosity Made Me Ask’ hosted by content creator Bae U Barbie.
According to him, he could not sleep for a week after Davido snubbed him for his wedding invitees.
He explained that it was painful because Davido and his team used to drink free beer at his family’s bar.
“Davido would come to the African Shrine with 100 guys, and he would drink without paying, but when it was time for his wedding, I didn’t get IV. I was pained, I didn’t sleep for one week,” he said.
Babangida Annulled 1993 Election Because He And Abiola Were Fighting Over Money – Seun Kuti
Meanwhile, Kuti has claimed that the 1993 presidential election was annulled because former Head of State, Ibrahim Badamosi Babangida (IBB) and MKO Abiola had a fight over money.
Abiola had contested the 1993 presidential election under the Social Democratic Party (SDP).
While Abiola was the clear favourite to win the election, IBB annulled the poll.
Following the annulment, Abiola was arrested and jailed.
However, speaking recently via an Instagram Live, Kuti claimed that, “When Yomi Johnson killed Samuel Doe, he ran to Nigeria. Doe was supported to come to Nigeria then.
“There were rumors back then that Samuel Doe’s money caused a fight between IBB and Abiola, this made the former Head of State refuse to give him the presidency.”
Seun Kuti also disclosed that Dele Giwa was killed because he was planning to expose a wealthy Nigerian drug dealer.
He added, “It was alleged that Dele Giwa was about to expose a big man in Nigeria for selling drugs. The best hard drugs in this Lagos are sold in Island, children of the rich are selling it.
“What killed Dele Giwa then? How many musicians, actors have been caught over their connection to hard drugs before the advent of Yahoo? Many people in this country are compromised in this drug dealing business.”