A 12-year-old girl identified as Azizat Tiwalade Aduke Serina Ayinde Marshall has sparked widespread debate after an emotional video surfaced online in which she claims to be the daughter of veteran Fuji musician Wasiu Ayinde Marshal, popularly known as K1 De Ultimate or KWAM1. In the video, Azizat appeals for her father's attention and financial support, alleging that he has been absent from her life.
Azizat's Allegations Against K1 De Ultimate
In the clip, Azizat is seated beside her mother, identified as Ogechi, as both direct a heartfelt appeal at the celebrated musician. Azizat alleged that despite K1 De Ultimate's considerable wealth, he has remained absent from her life and offered no financial support to her or her mother. She pointed out that she had seen other children of the Fuji icon living comfortably and expressed hope that she and her mother would one day receive similar care.
The teenager also disclosed that her schooling had been cut short due to a lack of funds. According to her, she was supposed to have progressed into Senior Secondary School One (SS1) but has been unable to do so because of their financial struggles. She stated that she was born on December 2, 2013, making her 12 years old at the time of the video.
Azizat's Talent and Public Reaction
Beyond the appeal for support, Azizat used the video to introduce herself as a performer with real promise. She described herself as a singer and songwriter, expressing confidence that she could thrive in the entertainment industry with the right opportunities and backing. The video has generated considerable conversation among Nigerians, with many calling for the truth behind the claims to be established. In contrast, others urged both families to handle the matter away from the public eye.
K1 De Ultimate had not publicly addressed the allegations or responded to the viral appeal at the time this report was filed. This controversy comes shortly after the Fuji star buried his 105-year-old mother and was seen performing at a wedding, which also sparked mixed reactions online.
