Afrobeat musician Femi Kuti has jokingly said he would rather avoid being dragged into any online controversy involving dancer and social media personality Korra Obidi.
The light-hearted remark came after the pair met following a live concert in Lagos, where Korra approached the singer for a photograph.
Femi’s reaction appeared to reference the backlash Korra faced in December 2025 after she performed a twerking dance at the gravesite of Afrobeat legend Fela Kuti during a visit to the family’s shrine.
In a video shared on Korra’s Instagram page on Friday, the Grammy-nominated singer playfully called on his elder sister, Yeni Kuti, to join the picture so there would be no room for controversy.
“YK come and enter this picture, I don’t want any problems in my life. I have enough problems. Seems the gods don’t even want this picture, that’s why it’s raining,” Femi said.
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Sharing the clip with her followers, Korra expressed excitement about meeting the Kuti siblings after her performance.
“Uncle Femi doesn’t want Wahala. Yesterday after my private Live concert, I met The legends @femiakuti and @yeniakuti. At Legacy Studios. I am so honored.
“Thank you @bigbirdkuti,” she wrote.
The encounter has since attracted reactions online, with many fans describing the exchange between the entertainer and the Afrobeat icon as humorous.