Nigerian Afrobeats artist Seun Kuti and his wife Yetunde are marking their wedding anniversary today, October 14. To celebrate, they posted lovely photos on their Instagram accounts.
In the pictures, Seun Kuti and his wife wore matching all-white outfits with their daughter, Ifafunmike Adara Anikulapo-Kuti. They captioned the photos;
”Happy anniversary to the one who makes this life journey so special! We’ve been through it all baby and I’m so grateful to have you by my side,grateful for Every moments. Here’s to more adventures, more love, more laughter and more life together. ?? love you hubby..?”
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Meanwhile, Seun Kuti also sparked a conversation by questioning the high salaries of footballers, highlighting the disparity between their earnings and those of essential workers.
He pointed out that during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, society functioned without footballers, while essential workers played a crucial role in keeping everyone safe. Seun believes it’s unjust for footballers to have such high salaries, especially when many young boys in his community play football without any pay.
“Footballers are making millions weekly just to chase a ball around a field. Why should footballers be paid better than nurses and doctors? It’s not fair,” Seun remarked.
The singer’s statement follows remarks by Rodri, a midfielder for Manchester City, who warned about a possible strike among footballers. Rodri stated that players across Europe believe a strike is the right course of action if the crowded schedule doesn’t change. This has further fueled the debate on the salaries of footballers and their impact on the sport and society.
See some comments below:
@sammytexhair:
“I really think teachers, nurses, and doctors should be paid higher than any other profession.”
@oluwakemi._o:
“True son of his father. A critical thinker. Facts he said.”
@hb_enter:
“They provide you entertainment so that you can never discover the wall of the big prison, it’s called the matrix lol.”
@leenpapii:
“I support the players. Ordinary gym you can’t even go to, and you’re talking sht. Just play 10 minutes of football, then you’ll understand strength isn’t just about talking. These guys train weekly and still play twice most weeks, and then get injured, and their career is gone. If you’re not in their shoes, don’t say anything pls.”
@onaziogenyi:
“This is what you get when topics to talk about are finished.. Baba rest… don’t even go there..”
@arainfilms:
“Football that cures BP. Keep playing.”
In other news, Well-known rapper Nicki Minaj has dismissed the widespread claims that she is going on a sabbatical. The rumors started when an X account, @NMCaviar, posted,
“Nicki Minaj announces she’s going on a hiatus.”
Minaj responded by stating that she is not taking a break from her music career. An X handle @NMCaviar sparked rumors with a tweet saying, “Nicki Minaj is going on a hiatus.” In response, Minaj made it clear that she is not stepping away from music.
She wrote, “Ain’t going no mthfkn where. Kiss my a** and hiatus.”
Nicki Minaj had a break from her music career. In December 2019, she announced on X that she was “retiring” to focus on family life. This announcement followed her marriage to Kenneth Petty just two months earlier. She gave birth to her son on September 30, 2020. Now, she is touring again.
