Shina Peters Admits Faking Madness for Public Sympathy
Veteran Afro Juju legend, Shina Peters, confessed to pretending to be mentally unstable to garner public sympathy after leaving Prince Adekunle's band. Peters explained on a podcast how he orchestrated the act to counter accusations of betrayal and financial misconduct.
By portraying himself as mentally unstable, he aimed to win back the public's support and rebuild his image as a solo artist.
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