Seun Kuti On Wizkid Neck Again, accuse Wizkid FC of starting justice for Mohbad movement, and eventually ruined Naira Marley music carrier
Seun Kuti has just dropped a bombshell of a statement that’s already splitting social media into two noisy factions — and trust me, this one isn’t for the faint-hearted.
Seun Kuti On Wizkid Neck Again
The outspoken Afrobeat singer and activist claims that the same folks in Wizkid FC who rallied for the ‘Justice for Mohbad’ movement are also the ones who allegedly contributed to the downfall of Naira Marley’s career. And if anyone dares to challenge them?
Seun Kuti On Wizkid Neck Again
Seun insists the reply is always the same: “You’re just jealous of Wizkid.”
Then he hit us with a line that really ignited the internet:
“They act like Wizkid is God, Jesus, and Fela all rolled into one.”
Boom. The timeline went wild.
Why This Statement Is Causing Serious Noise
Seun Kuti’s remark dives into a long-standing and sensitive discussion in Nigerian pop culture: the influence of fanbases and just how far that power can stretch. Seun Kuti On Wizkid Neck Again
Following the tragic passing of singer Mohbad, public outrage quickly morphed into the Justice for Mohbad movement. While many Nigerians viewed it as a heartfelt plea for accountability, others later questioned whether the emotional turmoil, online pressure, and fan-driven narratives irreparably harmed careers — particularly Naira Marley’s, who became the main villain in the public eye.
Now, Seun Kuti is making a bold claim that fan culture — especially Wizkid FC — played a significant role in shaping the outcome, not just public opinion. Seun Kuti On Wizkid Neck Again
Fanbases: Support System or Online Weapon?
Over the years, Wizkid FC has earned a reputation as one of the most vocal, loyal, and fiercely protective fanbases in African music. From chart battles to online skirmishes, they defend Wizkid with a passion that borders on religious fervor. Seun Kuti On Wizkid Neck Again
Seun’s point isn’t really about Wizkid himself — it’s about how fan loyalty can sometimes tip into intolerance, where any criticism of a movement or narrative is quickly brushed off as jealousy or hate. Seun Kuti On Wizkid Neck Again
Supporters of Seun argue that he’s calling out hypocrisy and blind devotion.
On the flip side, critics say he’s downplaying the gravity of Mohbad’s death and unfairly dragging Wizkid’s fans into a tragic situation.
Wizkid, Mohbad, Naira Marley — Who’s to Blame?
This is where things get complicated.
Was Justice for Mohbad solely about seeking justice?
Did the online outrage go too far?
Can fanbases really “end” careers?
Or is Seun Kuti just stirring the pot for another culture war?
One thing is for sure: Seun knew exactly what he was doing when he made this statement.
Some Nigerians are praising Seun for “speaking uncomfortable truths.” Others feel he crossed a line and trivialized a painful moment in Nigerian music history. Seun Kuti On Wizkid Neck Again
Regardless, the conversation is back — louder than ever.
What do YOU think?
Are Wizkid FC too powerful for their own good, or is Seun Kuti just causing unnecessary drama?
Was Justice for Mohbad taken over by fan wars, or is that an unfair accusation?
Meanwhile; Seun Kuti at again, says his father Fela Aníkúlápó Kuti was the first person to do rap music when the game have no name, he said Fela did it in 1970s but nobody know what to call it. Seun Kuti On Wizkid Neck Again
Seun Kuti has stirred the pot with plenty of controversial statements over the years, but this one? It’s really ignited a firestorm online.
In a recent conversation, the Afrobeat musician and activist made a striking assertion about his late father, the iconic Nigerian music legend Fela Anikulapo Kuti. Seun claims that what we now recognize as rap was something Fela was already pioneering decades ago — long before the genre even had a name. Continue reading here
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