A millionaire from Nigeria supports Kwam1 as he prepares to shut down Lagos for its 50th anniversary.

The legendary Fuji singer King Wasiu Ayinde Marshall, often known as KWAM1, is due to take over Lagos this weekend, thus preparations are in high gear. The Mayegun of Lagos, as he is affectionately known, will celebrate 50 years on stage to a complete halt in the city of Lagos. The event has received support and promotion from Nollywood celebrities and the iconic singer's admirers and lovers.

There is no doubt that this event will be talked about for months because it features Nollywood stars like Kolawole Ajeyemi, Ayo Olaiya, Esther Kale, and many more. One of Nigeria's "silent billionaires," Sir Olu Okeowo, has expressed support for him. The singer's theatrical performance has the billionaire's support. Olu Okeowo was seen pledging to attend the singer's concert while praying for him in a video posted by Goldmyne TV. The event will take place at the Oriental Hotel on August 19.

Emmanuella Ropo is recalled for creating a sensation online when she attended an event dressed in a particular way. In a video, the businesswoman can be seen sitting elegantly and beaming as she enjoys her husband's 50th stage performance in Abeokuta. Emmanuella appeared uneasy and uneasy in her seat in a video that Goldmyne TV managed to record.

Her attire gave off the impression that she had a hunchback, which caused a lot of discussion.

Many people expressed concern for her in the comment area, while others criticized her for wearing waist trainers. In other news, comments had followed a KWAM1 or K1 De Ultimate web video. K1 and renowned Nigerian rapper Olamide Adedeji, better known by his stage name Olamide, were seen performing the latter's song in the online video posted on KWAM1's official Instagram page. The duo's rendition of the classic KWAM1 song "Anifowose" was captured on camera. K1 De Ultimate acknowledged Olamide, alias Badoo, in the video he shared on Instagram.

He said the following as fact:

The King & Badoo in the shortest amount of time. It's happy hour now.

Celebrities like Dele Woliagba, Murphy Afolabi, Mustapha Sholagbade, Okunu, and others applauded the video in their comments.

K1 De Ultimate is a Nigerian Fuji musician who was born Wasiu Omogbolahan Olasunkanmi Adewale Ayinde Marshal on March 3, 1957. He popularized Talazo fuji, a subgenre of the fuji genre with appeal to all age groups and people from all backgrounds that is based on the work of the fuji founder Ayinde Barrister. Olasunkanmi, The King of Fuji Music At the age of 8, Ayinde Marshal, K1 De Ultimate, became interested in music. Although his parents at first disapproved, he persisted in following his heart, and by the time he was 15 he had achieved success in a number of regional musical competitions. After previously working for Ayinde Barrister as an instrument packer, he eventually joined his band, the Supreme Fuji Commanders, from 1975 to 1978. He also changed his name to Ayinde after getting his master Ayinde Barrister's approval and blessing. In 1980, he published his debut album, Iba, which had the bonus track "Abode Mecca," and in 1984, he released Talazo '84, his most popular album. He has received numerous accolades in the music industry. 1986 saw the start of K1 De Ultimate's world tour between North America and Europe, and in 1987 he gave a performance at Hammersmith Town Hall. Following that, the Talazo Band performed in New York City on September 28, 1990, in London for Yuppie 1 & 2 Nights in 1991/92, on the European Tour in 1995, in Berlin, in North America (USA & Canada in 1998), in Canada in 2000, and in the United States in 2003. Since then, he has been travelling continuously every year. [3] He gave the first-ever Fuji performance at the WOMAD Festival in 1995. He is also the sole musician from Fuji to have played at Troxy, WOMEX, and SOB's.

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