Seun Kuti Reacts to Allegations of Master-Minding VDM's NGO, Shares Stance on Charity Work

• Nigerian instrumentalist and social media commentator Seun Kuti went live earlier and answered some questions
• The singer, who has been accused of pushing VDM to act the way he does behind the scenes, went online to share that he has nothing to do with it
• Seun noted that VDM was an adult and acted on his own accord while spilling other things concerning charity work

Nigerian social media critic, commentator, and singer Seun Kuti, the last son of the legendary Afrobeat singer Fela, had time to address some pressing questions.

Seun Kuti, notable for sharing his unbiased take on society and entertainment issues, went Live in the early hours of Friday, October 25, to share his take on certain issues and touched on that of Martins Vincent Otse, widely known as VeryDarkMan.

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Recall that VeryDarkMan announced his non-governmental organisation some weeks back and shared the account details.

VDM's NGO donations

In just a couple of weeks, the account received over N200 million worth of anonymous contributions. He even received a donation of N100 million from music mogul Don Jazzy, which sparked controversy online.

Many trashed the activist for accepting such a donation, whereas he criticised Don Jazzy for giving N4 million to Bobrisky.

What Seun Kuti said about VDM

Touching on the issue, Seun Kuti noted that many assume he is the mastermind behind some of VDM's moves. He further told his fans that VDM does whatever he pleases, and all he does is support him as his guy.

He clarified that he personally does not like charity but is a huge fan of allowing people to do whatever they want so that their real intentions can shine through.

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Seun Kuti speaks on absence at Davido's wedding

According to a previous report by Legit.ng, Seun Kuti opened up about how he felt after his younger colleague Davido did not invite him to his traditional wedding in June.

He said that Davido would come to New Afrika Shrine to drink with about 100 people, yet he left him out of his wedding guests list.

Seun Kuti also spoke about why his music does not trend and ways he is better than his late father, Fela Kuti.

Proofreading by Nkem Ikeke, journalist and copy editor at Legit.ng.

Source: Legit.ng