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The singer recently shared his candid opinion about many of Africa’s beautiful artworks that ended up in the hands of the whites.
In his view, he revealed that Africans were simply made to believe that their artifacts were possessed by evil spirits so that they would give them up and this eventually allowed foreigners to take the art pieces to their own country.
He shared this thought through a post he shared on his social media platform today.
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