Monday, April 4, 2011
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Mistress delivers baby girl for Femi Kuti[/size]


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Femi and new baby mama, Bose Ajila


The long time mistress, Bose Ajila, who is also a back-up singer and dancer for Femi's band gave birth to the couples first child together a few weeks ago. This will be Femi's sixth child, though he's denied paternity of two of them. Congrats to them!

http://lindaikeji..com/2011/04/mistress-delivers-baby-girl-for-femi.html

His 6th. child!! You guys would have us believe this only happens in the U.S.

Guess not.

Apologies for my ignorance but Is Femi married to any of the baby momma's?

Married for werin?

Are we going to keep track of every single one of the 100 or more babies these celebrities intend to pop out?

I mean 100 kids per male celebrity.

tpiah!:

I mean 100 kids per male celebrity.

And how many per each female celeb.

How can we keep count when they wont stop hopping from one abortion clinic to another.

Oh well.

@ Femi/HIV/AIDS is looming. Don't end up like your father. Phocking chickenheads all around town.

fstranger3:

And how many per each female celeb.

How can we keep count when they wont stop hopping from one abortion clinic to another.

Oh well.

i wonder why my comment is paining your nyansh.

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These celebs are setting a very wrong example for their admirers in Nigeria. The way they pose the picture above proudly suggests that they don't find anything wrong with making babies out of wedlock. The lady is noticeably very excited to become a baby mama. Is it poverty or erosion of values that is responsible for this irresponsible behaviour or what?. It's a shame that we allow western culture to ridicule ours.

I don't think this has to do with western culture. His father did it, because he didn't believe in the institution of marriage. In fact, his father saw the institution of marriage/monogamy as western.

You might want to read more about the family history ---- once again, this has nothing to do with western culture influencing anyone.

yes, it's part of the culture, really.

except that it's a bit surprising to find the younger generation behaving the same way.

and publicizing it.

anyway! lord have mercy.

obowunmi:

I don't think this has to do with western culture. His father did it, because he didn't believe in the institution of marriage. In fact, his father saw the institution of marriage/monogamy as western.

You might want to read more about the family history ---- once again, this has nothing to do with western culture influencing anyone.

Wasn't Femi married?. I am assuming it is their family's culture and not Yoruba culture because culture demands for one to be married to the woman whether it is under monogamy or polygamy before procreation. Manufacturing baby mamas has never been a culture in Nigeria.

aloy-emeka:

Wasn't Femi married?. I am assuming it is their family's culture and not Yoruba culture because culture demands for one to be married to the woman whether it is under monogamy or polygamy before procreation. Manufacturing baby mamas has never been a culture in Nigeria.

I beg to differ, its never been popular practice but its always existed.

I agree with Tpiah, its sad to see the younger generation practicing this --