“I Told President Of France Emmanuel Macron That His Visit Led To Government Fixing The Roads” – Femi Kuti

Femi Kuti, the son of legend, Fela Anikulapo Kuti has revealed that the visiting French President, Emmanuel Macron was told that Lagos State govt repaired the road leading to the Shrine just because of his visit.

While being challenged on social media late last night, Femi Kuti disclosed this and asked why the visitor shouldn’t be told

See the exchange below;

Read Also: Daddy Freeze calls his Aunt an evil one and Fela a Prophet sent by God

Daddy Freeze in his reaction to French President, Emmanuel Macron’s visit to Afrikan shrine has said he has come to realize that Fela was a Prophet sent by God himself.

He wrote: “when I was growing up my born again aunt told me that Fela was evil. I believed her.

“Now that I’m older, I have come to realize that he was a prophet sent to us by God himself.

“All his prophesies have come to pass, while those paid with tithe and offering to prophesy are liars from the pits of hades who worship mammon with all their essence”.

Read his post below:

Today, reflecting upon my aunts words, I come to the realization that she was the evil one, selling the religion of our colonial masters as ‘good’ while destroying the sanctity of our own prophets. If only more people had taken Fela seriously and ignored our pastors, maybe we won’t be here today, who knows.

I’m a Christian, a born again Christian and a teacher of Christianity, the real Jewish Christianity, not the British version my colleagues teach, as Jesus did not come from ‘Jand’, he came from Jerusalem!

What our colonial masters taught us as Christianity was a figment of their fertile imagination, designed to encourage legendary embellishment and make them look like gods, so as to keep us in continued worship, long after their last ship departed.

I’m here to change all that. Throw away your pastors tapes and CDs filled with lies and unlettered understanding of manipulated scriptures and get some Fela music today. Big shout out to Emmanuel Macron, who visited us to appreciate what we have always had, but never had much value for!