Suun Kuti argued that many Africans who have migrated abroad often hide the real challenges of their daily lives from those back home. He explained that if Africans abroad were transparent about the realities abroad, many would-be immigrants might reconsider leaving their home countries.
Nigerian singer and activist Seun Kuti has shared his thoughts on what he perceives to be “unwritten rules” among Africans living abroad.
Kuti said many Africans who have moved abroad often hide the real challenges of their daily lives from people back home.
During an Instagram Live session, Seun Kuti claimed that Africans abroad tend to present a more favorable image of their experiences rather than revealing the difficulties they face. .
He suggested that the phenomenon may be driven by a tacit agreement among Africans abroad to hide the truth about their lives.
Suun Kuti said if Africans abroad were more transparent about their reality, it could deter other Africans from leaving their home countries in search of “greener pastures”. insisted.
He stressed that a more honest portrayal of life abroad could help individuals make more informed decisions about migration.
he said:
“There is not a single African who has japa who can say that what I am about to say is a lie. There is a belief among all Africans who have traveled that they do not share their true experiences with the public. There is an implied, non-verbal, written agreement.
“All Africans here are leaving Africa in search of greener pastures, but they have an unspoken code within themselves not to speak about the reality of their daily experiences. If Africans overseas create blogs and share their experiences, no one will ever leave Africa again. We will all say, “I'd rather die.''
In other news, Burna Boy surprised Seun Kuti with a diamond chain featuring a blow job pendant.
The surprise gift, a diamond ice neckpiece, features a pendant from the singer's late father, iconic Afrobeats pioneer Fela Kuti.
Sun took to social media to share a photo of a precious gift that once belonged to Burna Boy, expressing his heartfelt gratitude for the act of kindness.
