South Sudan Bans Kenyan Singer Akothee From Performing
Kenyan singer Akothee has been banned from holding a performance in South Sudan.
Reports uncover that the dubious vocalist had sent a request to hold a music tour in the nation yet it was rejected on moral grounds.
As indicated by reports from the country's news sources, South Sudan Embassy had earlier accepted Akothee request but after consultations, chose to drop the artist's booked performance request.
It’s alleged that country’s top ministers led by Dr Nadia and Makuei Lueth are part of a team that questioned the singer’s morals before nullifying it.
She is a bad influence and lacks self-respect. I watched her performances on YouTube and with the way she immorally behaves on stage, I conclude she is not the right musician to entertain our youth, the outlet quoted Dr Nadia.
On his part, Lueth certified that the artist as an awful impact on the youth.
I don’t want my kids and relatives to watch a woman spreading her legs while in pants almost exposing her genitals in the name of entertainment. That would be an erotic behaviour for them to copy, said Lueth.
Akothee is just welcome to the nation as a visitor and not as a music entertainer.
A weekend ago, Akothee went under brutal criticism from netizens over dance stunts she made while in front of an audience.
