I Lost My Dad And Mum To HIV/AIDS - Seun Kuti

[@frankgorenc3337]

If the son is confirming it, who are we to argue

[@babatundeafrika5361]

I love Seuns honesty. Fela died of AIDS...it was his older brother Olikoye..then the health minister who announced it to the country. Like Seun said Fela lived a fulfilled life, he fought for justice and freedom for the oppressed with his body, soul & music. Rest in power...Abami.

[@egbayeloedamisan3350]

True talk

[@Everinny]

He wasn’t a fulfilled man I’m gonna say that now cause in all honesty the shrine was a jungle fela was the king of the jungle you mean being a vagabond and having many sexual relationships is being fulfilled then I think your wrong yes his music spoke volumes and as a person he was alright but he wasn’t a fulfilled individual he brought deconstruction to the youth and madness to the streets he helped push prostitution,African traditionalism and devil worship when you mean a fulfilled life you talk about people with purpose and have added back to the society the only thing he added was music he took more that he added created a generation of junkies and ruined many lives including the women he infected with aids

[@Bizz2k]

I remember his mum...she was dark-skinned and slender. She was a wive and one of his regular foremost dancers. One day, a coaster brought Fela's wives to Oyingbo Market for shopping. These women were smoking chunky wrapped weed openly in the coaster...I remember her and another light-skinned wife in the entourage as their faces didn't give a damn and they have that heavy makeup with the white lines and dots.

[@OmolaraOjuri]

😊😊😊😊😊

[@fools_relate_commentsto_yo1571]

I appreciate his honesty. What about his dad's other wives. I heard they are all HIV negative.

[@derekanthony8260]

Is Seun now telling everyone that HIV killed his parents ?

[@georgenelson9774]

@@derekanthony8260 same I was just thinking too,

[@itsjemmabond]

Not all of them.

[@itsjemmabond]

At least he's honest

[@michaelogheneotovie7186]

Painful truth seun na man u be

[@tenchu8306]

Poetic justice