Seun Kuti slams AY over reason for accepting national award

<p>“Let me reiterate. No be public opinion poll them take dey choose national award na by presidential committee then the president will accept the nomination of certain people. In as much as it’s a national honour, it’s a presidential appointment. Biko, receive your BUHARI award and stop to dey Shalaye.</p>, <p>Slamming those attacking him on social media over his assault on a police officer, Kuti said he was aware of Nigerian celebrities with felony charges, but fans never criticised them the way they did him.</p>, <p>Nedu divorced his wife last year after accusing her of infidelity and paternity fraud.</p>, <p>In a tweet on his official Twitter handle, the entertainer wondered if those lauding the president on the move would not suffer the consequences.</p>, <p>”So my allegiance is to a country where I have contributed my own quota, and I am more than happy to be rewarded by the same nation.”</p>, <p>The development has continued to trigger mixed reactions from stakeholders. While some applauded the president for the bold step, others think that the policy is coming at the wrong time.</p>, <p>Nollywood actor and media personality, Chinedu Ani Emmanuel, aka Nedu, has advised single people not to be deceived by the popular saying on social media that marriage no longer works.</p>, <p>Reacting to Davido’s performance, many Nigerians speculated that the new governor might be a waster of resources considering the amount of money that might have been spent to bring the musician to the event.</p>, <p>Grammy-nominated afrobeat musician Seun Kuti has described his recent assault on a police officer that landed him in prison as a mere “misdemeanour charge.”</p>, <p>Seun Kuti, popular musician and the youngest son of the Afrobeat pioneer Fela Anikulapo Kuti has slammed comedian Ayo Makun, a.k.a AY, over his reason for not rejecting his national honour.</p>, <p>Famous Nigerian singer and socio-political activist Charles Oputa, known by his stage name, Charly Boy, has expressed concern over President Bola Tinubu’s plan to