By JUMI RHODES





Afrobeat legend Fela Anikulapo-Kuti will forever be remembered as one of the greatest musicians of this generation. He was many things rolled into one. More known for his activism, he was also a ladies' man. In the authorized biography 'Fela: This Bitch of a Life!' by Carlos Moore, the Cuban writer, researcher, and social scientist reveals the legend's complex personality and his tumultuous existence.





In the 23-chapter biography, Fela bared it all and interestingly, he spoke about what attracted him to his 27 wives. In his words, Fela said, " What attracted me to each of them? Sex! I thought they were sexy and fuckable. That’s what attracts me to a woman first. Some came to my house on their own. Others, I had come. Why? ‘Cause I wanted to Bleep them. That was all. I wanted a house where I could be fucking and I had it. It grew into something else after though. Something special. But it started just with sex. The desire to Bleep. Man, the one most important thing in the human being is that life-giving and pleasurable sensation: sexual orgasm. And that’s what’s being condemned the most. Yeah. Somebody was asking me, trying to put down my ideas, if I thought sex was politics.





“No, I don’t,” I said. “Sex is life.” That’s what I believe. Me, I Bleep as often and as long as I can-o! Now, it’s not even a matter of choice. When I married twenty-seven women I knew what I was doing-o! Did I sleep with all of them on the night of the marriage? No. Man, I said I married twenty-seven, not seven! I only slept with one. The one next in turn. I followed my normal procedure. You see, before I married them I’d told them: “Look, when I marry you, I’m gonna do the same thing I was doing before with you. It’s gonna be the same house, the same thing, but just that we’re married.”



Fela adds that, "Having sex must be a proud and joyful thing. People should be proud to say: “Last night I had a fantastic Bleep!” Not a thing to whisper: “I’m having sex-o, but I’m sad.” Sex is clean. But by bringing human laws into it, it’s made “dirty”. Sex is life-giving. Sex is joy! Pleasure! Happiness! To Bleep! That’s one of the most important things in life, man."


The authorized biography also has interviews of Fela's wives listed in order of seniority: Remi 1961, Naa Lamiley 1971, Aduni 1971, Kevwe 1972, Funmilayo 1972, Alake 1973, Adejonwo 1974 , Najite 1974, Adeola 1974, Kikelomo 1974, Ihase 1975, Omowunmi 1975, Omolara 1976, Fehintola 1976, Sewaa 1977.


DawnToDuskNews Editor's Note: Moore, Carlos (2011-08-01). Fela: This Bitch of A Life is available on Amazon.com


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okay, clap for yourself,

And one d 27 wives was screw someone else outside who in turn brought d dreaded aids virus into d anikulapo house hold. I believe we all know d consequence of that dreaded liase.

27 wives
Now I know what killed him early..

Some people will still run their mouths illegally