
The former dancer, who pioneered the idea of Felabration (a music festival conceived to celebrate the life and contributions of her father Fela Kuti to the Nigerian society), said: “It’s 20 years since my father died, but it doesn’t seem as if he has been gone for so long. I miss him and I still talk to him in my mind. He and other departed members of my family have also appeared to me in my dreams. I don’t know if it is right to say that they appear to me, but I see them in my dreams. I dream of them a lot.”

She also disclosed that several people approached her in the past and claimed they had messages from her father. But she ignored them. “I believe in life after death. Also, I believe that if my father has a message for me, he will come directly to me and not go through someone I don’t know or like. If anybody tells me that Fela has sent a message to me through him, I would tell him to ask my dad to appear to me directly himself,” she said.

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