Afro beat artiste, Seun Kuti, has carpeted Nigerian feminists over the way he believes they are reacting to the feud between Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan and the Senate President, Godswill Akpabio.
Akpabio had accused Natasha of disrespecting senate process after she allegedly refused to change her seat as required.
In turn, she accused him of sexual harassment, alleging an unholy invitation he extended to her to his home.
Commenting on the issue in an interview, Seun said feminists had failed to give Natasha the support she needed.
He said, “When we talk about feminism in Nigeria, I feel like it’s just a means to divide us. Anything that can divide us, we just like to embrace it. We like gender wars in this country, tribal wars and other things that can divide us. Feminism is just an excuse for people to engage in gender wars. If Nigerian women were real feminists, they would come behind this senator woman and call out our senate president.”
