Femi Kuti: His honest take on Seun and Wizkid’s drama

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Femi Kuti addressed the feud between Seun Kuti and Wizkid during an interview on January 30, 2026. He described Fela Kuti as the industry’s father and urged young artists to focus on solving Nigeria’s poverty and security crises instead of online arguments.


A split-screen composite image featuring three Nigerian musicians. On the left, Seun Kuti stands with a clenched fist raised near his chest, wearing a patterned yellow and grey shirt with multiple cowrie shell necklaces. In the center, Femi Kuti smiles and gestures towards himself, wearing a red grid-patterned shirt. On the right, Wizkid stands looking off to the side, wearing a bright red button-down shirt, silver necklaces, and large dark sunglasses.
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​Femi Kuti has finally spoken. The Afrobeat legend addressed the ongoing clash between his brother, Seun Kuti, and music star Wizkid.

​He shared his thoughts during an interview on Arise TV on January 30, 2026. Femi made it clear that he views the conflict as a distraction.

​He described Seun as his brother and Wizkid as a son. The musician expressed deep regret that the issue even came up for public debate.

​Fela is the template

​Femi dismissed comparisons regarding who is “bigger” in the industry. He stated that everyone, including younger stars, respects Fela Kuti.

​He noted that Fela remains the ultimate guide for music and art in Nigeria. Femi wants his father placed in a unique class of his own.

​This response follows a tense moment where Wizkid claimed he is bigger than Fela Kuti in an explosive reply to Seun. The bold statement sparked heated debates across social media platforms.

​Femi believes such arguments miss the point entirely. He urged fans and artists to simply idolise and respect the late icon.

​Facing real problems

​Femi quickly shifted the focus to Nigeria’s struggles. He warned that trivial fights contribute to the nation’s downfall.

​He pointed out that corruption and poverty are killing the country. The legend urged youths to demand good government instead of arguing online.

​Many observers agree with this stance. Recently, Daniel Regha blasted Seun Kuti and Wizkid for disrespecting Fela’s legacy while the pair traded insults.

​Femi concluded by reminding everyone that he has sung about politics for 40 years. He wants the new generation to pick up the baton and lead.

​He asked how long the nation will ignore kidnapping and terrorism. For Femi, the safety of Nigeria matters more than any musical rivalry.

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