Lifestyle: Senegalese group protests against Rihanna's visit

Pop star Rihanna is due to appear at a high-level summit in Senegal tomorrow but a religious association have declared her unwanted.

Expected in Senegal on Friday, the singer has reportedly been told she is not welcome by 30 religious organizations part of a group called "No to Freemasonry and homosexuality".

According to Jeune Afrique ,the "No to Freemasonry and homosexuality" made up of around 30 religious groups suspect the pop star of belonging to the Illuminati, according to Jeune Afrique

These claims although dismissed by Rihanna's team years ago still sit in the minds of people.

Rihanna will be visiting the West African nation in her role as an ambassador for the Global Partnership for Education (GPE).

 

She is supposed to attend the funding conference of the Global Partnership for Education - which will be co-chaired by President Macky Sall and his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron - in Dakar.

The organization aims to help fund the teaching of millions of children and young people in developing countries.

Pop star Rihanna is due to appear at a high-level summit in Senegal tomorrow but a religious association have declared her unwanted. Read Full Story