Legendary Afrobeat musician, late Fela Anikulapo Kuti’s son, Seun Kuti and P-Square’s Peter Okoye are now at war.
For those who don’t know, trouble started after Seun Kuti, during an interview called the Labour Party presidential candidate, Peter Obi an opportunist.
However, reacting to Seun’s statement, Peter Okoye a.k.a MrP who is an ardent supporter of Peter Obi, took to his Instagram stories and unleashed terror on the Afrobeat singer.
He wrote; “Dude just erased his fathers history! You said only the people of Nigeria can save Nigeria! Is PO and the rest candidates not the Nigerian people? Shame! Shame!! Shame!!!”
Angered by his post, Seun Kuti on the other hand, took to his Instagram stories and posted a photo of Peter Okoye, sitting beside Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote and captioned it thus; “This sitting position is called who is your daddy.”
Returning the favour, MrP, took to his own IG stories and lambasted Seun, saying; “My late father was a nobody but today everyone knows the OKOYES! Dude try removing “KUTI” from your name make I know weda anybody sabi you! Remain in that your local SHRINE while people like us and others continue excelling globally! You can’t shame the shameless.”
“So we should not participate in this election because some people have supported APC or PDP before now? When people don smoke igbo dem go feel say na dem get wisdom pass. So make we sidon look because you say so?”
“Dude, face your igbo nd leave us alone! I understand that people sit on the face but dis one just hang for cable wire! Do your self a favour and put on some cloths and cover your face in shame.”
“If no be because of your papa, abeg who sabi you? I can’t even point out one song that you sang sef. You think is by offing shirt and be shouting all the time as if you are the only person that knows Nigeria problem. If some people fail for life dem go dey find excuses.”
“Dude, is either you sing against them or you sing the general acceptable song, politician will always be politician, you wey sing against them, wetin the song change? The way forward is what we should focus on. We have election to prepare for.”
“Fela’s songs were anti-government but radios played them. The bitterness is obvious. This continued bashing and shouting will not solve the problem.”
“If you believe you know the solution of Nigeria, why not run for office? Stop hating on people’s lives, how is it PSQUARE’S fault that your music isn’t on air?”
“Stop looking for excuses! If you are not excelling or maybe making music is not your thing, do yourself a favour and change career.”
“You had no music career in the first place… All you do is brag about your family background… That’s only what you talk about… What have you been able to achieve or influenced in Nigeria…”
“Total nothing. PSQUARE is not the problem of Nigeria. Everyone is playing their part, you too play yours.”
“Everyone have their callings, you sing about the ills of the society/country, we sing about others things. That’s your calling and you don’t expect everyone to sing like you.”