THIS IS NOT YOUR SPACE! Our legacy is ours alone to protect and nurture, Fela’s son, Seun Kuti blasts wannabes

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Seun Kuti, the son of Afrobeat legend, Fela Anikulapo-Kuti, has lambasted all wannabes, warning them his father’s legacy is the family’s alone.

Seun who is the youngest son of legendary afrobeat pioneer said his father tried to protect them from some of the horrific treatments from government personnel.

The music star on his Instagram page on Friday wrote a short piece about the trials of his family under the military regime.

Seun further revealed that his mother used to tell him bedtime stories about all the scars on her.

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See his post:

Whatever you think Fela went through, he went through with his family. We were his rock. My mother used to tell me bed time stories about all the scars on her. 

My step mum, Najite was the first person the soldiers saw in kalakuta, she was swimming, they picked her up by her head from the pool and broke her neck!! My mother had a broken bayonet stitched into her and she couldn’t walk for 18months. 

The amount of state-sanctioned violence I have seen in my life as a child. When I was 9 I saw the cops shot and kill one of my dad’s boys in front of shrine and just left him there for nothing.

Fela tried to protect us but u can’t protect anyone from that! You know these fucking cops would come to our house and just shoot up the place at least 2ice a week? 

Do y’all know that? Or u think this is just play play? See Fela’s music is a gift for the world and everyone is welcome but our legacy is ours alone, to protect and nurture. Y’all fakers stay waaaaay back. This isn’t your space. #getthesax

Seun Kuti is known for boldly speaking out about injustice.

The legendary Fela was a voice for the masses and used his music to challenge bad governance and the highhandedness of the military regimes.

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