Photos + Video: Femi Kuti arrives in Ghana

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• ato gaisie. 12 years ago

  it is always good to have legends who can satisfy you with authentic music.looking forward to experience somethingamazin from femi kuti.

  it is always good to have legends who can satisfy you with authentic music.looking forward to experience somethingamazin from femi kuti.

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• Mama Akos 12 years ago

  i will be there to see him live

  i will be there to see him live

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• Ama 12 years ago

  Femi all the way!!

  Femi all the way!!

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• Tunde 12 years ago

  Ghana is begining to understand that we are brothers and sisters

  Ghana is begining to understand that we are brothers and sisters

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• OSEI 12 years ago

  Fela loved Ghana and We also accepted him. He was one of us.

  Fela loved Ghana and We also accepted him. He was one of us.

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• francisca 12 years ago

  we are not get that in ur tick fatted head oke dumbo

  we are not get that in ur tick fatted head oke dumbo

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• Welcome home 12 years ago

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  a research tool, meeting space & process document for the Chimurenga Chronicle
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  Chimurenga Newsroom
  
  
  a research tool, meeting space & process document for the Chimurenga Chronicle
  The Chimurenga Chronic, is the once-off edition of an imaginary newspaper which is issue 16 of Chimurenga. Set in the week 18-24 May 2008, the Chronic imagines the newspaper as producer of time – a time-machine... More ?
  
  
  When Mrs Ransom-Kuti met Kwame Nkrumah
  Great leaders often seem so different and distant from us. What they achieve seems so extraordinary that we think of them as superhuman. This is especially the case when we read stories of daring women. They seem not to be of woman born. But when we start to look at them in terms of their fleshy, erotic existence we can begin to imagine them as human, all too human.
  
  We re-read Carlos Moore’s 1982 biography of the iconoclast Fela Kuti, Fela: This Bitch of a Life, focusing in on two passages: the deterioration in Fela’s parents’ marriage and Fela’s mother, Mrs Funmilayo Ransom-Kuti’s relationship with Ghana’s president Kwame Nkrumah. In these two passages, a lot was revealed, but a lot remained unspoken, hovering amidst the interstitial lord of the gaps….
  
  Intrigued by what may reside in the gaps, we present a diary that reconstructs the erotically charged encounter between Mrs Ransom-Kuti and Kwame Nkrumah that was disrupted by the presence of the young Fela. Here, the unspoken desire of a feminist, political activist and a reverend’s wife in colonial Nigeria is let loose in this intimate account.
  
  One Response to “When Mrs Ransom-Kuti met Kwame Nkrumah”
  
  Wanganegresse 8 March 2011 at 4:57 pm #
  We have long suspected a secret relationship between the beloved leader and the fearless activist. There is also talk of a love child who is said to be living under an alias in the capital of the Re-United States of the Americas.

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