ALLEGED ASSAULT ON MC MURPHY: FIBAN ENDS FEUD WITH K1 AS OLU ITORI, OBA AKAMO, NOTABLE FUJI ARTISTES BROKER PEACE

 

Finally, the rift between Fuji King, Alhaji Wasiu Ayinde Anifowose(K1) and Wole Sorunke,  a.k.a,  MC MURPHY which has attracted the attention of his  members of his association, FIBAN,  has been settled by well meaning Nigerians at the palace of Olu Itori, Oba Fatai Akamo.

In a statement signed byDesmond Nwachukwu, theNational President, FIBAN, that reads in part, he said, “After about three hours of deliberation, the differences between our association, the Freelance and Independent Broadcasters Association of Nigeria (FIBAN) and King Wasiu Ayinde Marshal a.k.a K1 over the brutality meted on one of our members, Wole Sorunke ( MC MURPHY) has been resolved.

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King Wasiu Ayinde Marshal’s compliance with the issuance of disclaimer over the disparaging comment of an alleged aide of his,  Bayo Olasoju; coming to our choice of venue for the meeting where he humbled himself; stated his side of the story and took responsibility for the actions of his boys were enough reasons for us to sheathe the sword.

“By his assurance that nothing of such will happen around him ever again, a cordial relationship between us seem to have been birthed. The meeting which was facilitated by Mayor Akinpelu, Veteran Actor Dele Odule, Hon. Biodun Akinlade and some top government functionaries who preferred to remain anonymous held at the palace of the Olu Itori, Oba Abdulfatai Akorede Akamo. In attendance were Ambassador Tunde Oladunjoye, Fuji Stars, Saheed Osupa, Sefiu Alao and some members of the Fuji Musicians Association of Nigeria led by the National President, Sikiru Kolotiti.

Others include Veteran Broadcaster Goke Babalola, Soji Omotayo, Musiliu Sanni, the Chairmen of FIBAN in Ogun and Oyo States Femi Omilani and Seun Awodele respectively as well as the immediate past Chairmen of Oyo and Ogun State Chapters Bayo Sangotiku and Akinyemi Olatoye respectively among other members of the association from different states of the Southwest.

The President said, “By this statement, the embargo placed on the air play of Wasiu Ayinde Marshal’s songs are hereby lifted and members are advised to comply accordingly.  In the meantime, I want to sincerely appreciate our sister unions and Nigerians across the world for their solidarity.” He concluded.

Credit: Dereportorial