Femi & I will work together only when money is no longer coming in - Seun Kuti

When asked in an interview with Saturday Punch if people would ever see him and his half brother Femi Kuti collaborate, Seun Kutu replied;

Collaborations like that are money spinners. If we would collaborate, it is not because we want to do something great for music because we are already making great music individually. But if we do it, it would mainly be for financial reason. We agreed that as soon as we feel our career is slowing down and money is not coming as it should, we would jump into the studio and do a money spinner.

"Why marriages're no longer working in Nigeria' Seun Kuti breaks it step by step

 In a new interview with Encomium magazine, afrobeat singer, songwriter and saxophonist Seun Kuti, who has said many times that he doesn't believe in marriage, said one of the reasons marriages no longer last in Nigeria is because women are no longer submissive. Read below & tell us if you agree

"I don't believe in marriage. The truth is, the marriage institution in Nigeria has collapsed. Nobody is getting married for long anymore. On the average, it's within a year. Although they still marry, they separate. The thing responsible for it is that people get married for the wrong reasons. As a matter of fact, the institution of marriage is fading away in the traditional sense of marriage - for love; for better or worse; and all sort. It's fading because women are no longer submissive.

Seun Kuti & his family spotted taking a long walk in Sweden

The Afro-beat artist was spotted together with his lover, Yetunde and their child Adara as they went for a walk on the roads of Gothenburg, in Sweden where he'd a show that week.

Sweet family !

Sweet pics of Seun Kuti with his 10 month old daughter

Photo of Seun Kuti with his sweet 10 month old daughter, Adara. See another pic after bellow....

Seun Kuti comes for those who think his songs aren't as original as his father

Seun Kuti took to his Facebook page this morning to express his anger at those who think his songs aren't as original as his late father.