Fuji music icon, King Wasiu Ayinde Marshall, popularly known as K1 De Ultimate, found himself at the center of fresh buzz after a striking moment from his 68th birthday celebration today, March 3, 2025, hit the internet.
While the day had begun on a joyous note, with his wife, Emmanuella Ropo, and fans celebrating him, an intriguing scene capturing singer with group of Islamic clerics unfolded.
In the now-viral clip, K1 De Ultimate stood stiffly as the Alfas surrounded him, held his hand and raining prayers upon him. His wife stood close in prayer
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His expression triggered observations, one many believed was a barely concealed discomfort and silent resistance.
The moment instantly revived memories of his Ganusi encounter weeks ago at his late mother’s Fidau prayers, where tensions with clerics had surfaced.
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KWAM 1, never one to shy away from controversy, found himself at the heart of a storm after uttering the phrase ‘Ga Nu Si’—a moment that sent shockwaves through the Islamic clerical community.
What followed was a fierce backlash, as clerics condemned his choice of words, ignited heated debates.
Rather than retreat, the Fuji legend did what he does best, he spun the uproar into artistry. Ga Nu Si became more than just a phrase; it became a song, a declaration, a bold stroke of defiance wrapped in melody.
Then, as if to drive the point home, he took to the stage at a vibrant party, delivering the track with electrifying confidence.
Celebrities, fans, and onlookers alike, watched in awe, caught between amusement and admiration.
