Seun Kuti, the Afrobeat artist, has shed light on why his renowned father and Afrobeats trailblazer, Fela Anikulapo Kuti, chose to marry 27 women all at once. Reminiscing on the unconventional event from 1978, where Fela tied the knot with 27 women in a single day, Seun Kuti disclosed the underlying reason behind this bold move. In an appearance on the 'Fresh Off The Boat' podcast through Skype, Seun Kuti elucidated that Fela's decision was driven by the need to safeguard the honor and reputation of his female dancers and band members. The media had been unjustly labeling these women, who resided with Fela, as "prostitutes." Expressing his thoughts, Seun Kuti shared, "My father was a target of intense media propaganda, particularly aimed at the women in his inner circle like hi...

In the realm of handling women, Paddy Adenuga, offspring of billionaire tycoon Mike Adenuga, has elaborated on his approach. At 39 years of age, this businessman acknowledged the potent influence wielded by women, crediting his ability to navigate this terrain to his ancestral strengths. During a reflection on his X platform, he expressed, "The might of women is undeniable. Fortunately, my ancestral heritage has equipped me with some capabilities to engage with them effectively. This unique advantage has been pivotal in my interactions with the women in my life."