Sunday Adeniyi Adegeye is a living legend. Popularly referred to as King Sunny Ade, has spent 40 years of his 66 years on stage doing what he loves best-singing and dancing.
His genre of music is Juju. This is also laced with a dance-inspiring hybrid of western pop and traditional African music with roots in the guitar tradition of Nigeria. He recorded successes as he did in his early 1980s albums and American tours.
The Ondo-State born and his band, African Beats, remain relevant in the society especially among his teeming fans. However, KSA has a passion for women. He has more than seven wives with many children.
How do you handle women?
My mother told me that a woman is born to be admired and taken care of and not to treat them anyhow because you think you âre this or that.
One single woman represents the whole mothers of the world. There is an entrance in a woman that once a child comes out of that entrance, he/she will never go back to that entrance. In sexual aspects, it doesn’t occur to me that women should be ill-treated because they are in love with you.
Have you ever been bold enough to say no to any woman?
No, you âre not meant to say that because some will just want to be around you even, if it’s for two minutes. You have to keep watching her until you understand her mission. Because, there’s little to what she can tell you. You must understand women very well, so that you don’t hurt them. Because if you do, then you are in trouble.
As regards to women, one would have thought that you should be retired by now…..
God has a way of allowing it to come. But it’s a matter of decision now. So I’ve decided to stop having children.
What if woman has a baby now and says you âre the father?
Aaah! I should know any woman I slept with.
Did you marry a new wife recently?
No, which new wife?
I’m talking about the honourable…
She’s not a new wife.
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