Islamic cleric Jaqmal has reacted to a video interview featuring veteran actor Charles Olumo popularly known as Baba Agbako who claimed to be the biological father of famous Fuji musician Pasuma.
In response to these claims, Jaqmal in a public lecture, expressed his thoughts on the matter, highlighting the potential complexities that arise when someone achieves fame and recognition.
He pointed out that Baba Agbako, remained silent for many years regarding his alleged paternity of Pasuma, and his sudden revelation may be driven by the challenges that have emerged for the musician.
The Islamic cleric raised concerns about the credibility of the claims made by Baba Agbako, citing the advanced age of the individual in question.
He noted that interviewing elderly individuals, particularly those over 100 years old, can sometimes result in delusional statements, as their cognitive faculties may not function as accurately as in their youth.
Part of his word read said: “I watched a video in which a man (Agbako) was interviewed, claiming to be the father of Pasuma. This man has kept silent for all these years and now says he’s the one who impregnated Pasuma’s mother.
I wondered what prompted him to speak out. One reason could be that when someone becomes famous, challenges may arise, and this seems to be what’s happening to Pasuma right now.