Kwam1 Fires Back: ‘See How He Paid Me After My Help!’ – Drama With Kollington Unfolds

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Renowned Nigerian Fuji legend, King Wasiu Ayinde Marshal, popularly known as Kwam1, has voiced his disappointment and anger toward his senior colleague, Ayinla Kollington, over what he described as a lack of appreciation and failure to return a past favor.

Kwam1, who lost his mother on January 18, 2025, and buried her the same day in line with Islamic traditions, expressed his feelings during an interview with media personality Bamidele Adeyanju on Agbaletu Radio.

Reflecting on the bond they once shared, Kwam1 recounted how he had gone above and beyond to support Kollington when the latter lost his mother. He noted that he not only covered all burial expenses but also rallied prominent figures, including governors, to attend the ceremony.

However, Kwam1 revealed that Kollington failed to reach out or show any form of condolence during his own time of grief.

“I’m deeply upset with Alhaji Kollington,” he said. “When he lost his mother, I stood by him, covered all the burial expenses, and brought in high-profile dignitaries. Yet, when I lost my own mother, he neither showed up nor offered any condolences.”

He continued, “He was in good health and very much in Nigeria at the time, yet his excuse was that he called and I didn’t pick. Is that enough reason? After everything I did for him? Tell me, shouldn’t I be angry?”

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