Fuji maestro, Wasiu Ayinde, better known as KWAM or K1 De Ultimate, has fired back at some of his band members, including Ayankunle Ayanlowo, who accused him of staff slaving them.
K1 spoke in an interview with newsmen on Sunday, stressing that Ayankunle and the other members were just being mischievous and wanted to dent his image in their respective interviews.
Ayankunle detailed his experiences working with KWAM1, alleging mistreatment and likening his relationship with the musician to that between a master and a slave in an interview published by an online platform .
He claimed KWAM1 would confiscate their passports when they travelled and recounted an incident where he was instructed to return home instead of seeking medical attention.
The drummer expressed ongoing health concerns, attributing them to stress from his about 32 years with KWAM1, and vowed to hold the singer accountable if anything happened to him.
Responding to the allegation, KWAM1 said Ayankunle, complaining of his passport being withheld, ran away from the band while they were on a tour in England and since then had had his travel documents confiscated by the British authorities for overstaying beyond the return date on the visa.
