
Kuti expressed his disapproval while recounting a disagreement they had during a televised discussion about women’s rights.
Kuti openly questioned Yesufu’s advocacy, suggesting it was contradictory for her to promote women’s liberation while wearing a hijab. He argued that embracing Islamic or Christian beliefs, in his view, equates to a departure from African cultural identity.
In a post shared on his official social media page, Kuti stated, “It’s the Africanness in us that is helping your European behaviour. That is why Aisha Yesufu and I engaged in an argument on TV, she wan dey talk anyhow, and I told her father off.”
Continuing his critique, Kuti asserted, “Once you are a Christian or Muslim, you have abandoned Africanness. That one tied hijab saying she wanted to liberate Nigerian women. Mherfker liberates yourself from your Hijab first.”
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