Popular Fuji musician, Wasiu Ayinde, popularly called KWAM 1, on Thursday allegedly fought dirty, brutalising an Ogun State-based broadcaster, Wole Sorunke in the presence of top dignitaries including the Alaafin of Oyo, Oba Lamidi Adeyemi who recently installed him (Wasiu Ayinde) as the Mayegun of Yorubaland.
Sorunke aka MC Murphy, a popular radio presenter and event anchor, was allegedly beaten black and blue by KWAM 1 and his boys on Thursday night at the 60th birthday party of the Olu of Itori, Oba Abdulfatai Akamo, in the Ewekoro Local Government Area of Ogun State.
EyewitnessMedia gathered that both Ayinde and Murphy were invited to the party to perform as musician and compere, respectively before the musician allegedly disrupted the party over a yet to be understood issue.
While sharing his ordeal, Sorunke said he was attacked shortly after he had taken his client to the stage to be eulogised by Ayinde.
According to the broadcaster, while on stage, Ayinde snubbed him alongside his client, who is the Chief Executive Officer of Olageospatial Global Investment Company, Fasina Olajide.
Sorunke said he was shocked by the attitude of Ayinde to him and his client and left the stage with his client.
He alleged that the Fuji star and some of his boys simply identified as KC and Gaji got off stage and “descended on” him where he was sitting.
The broadcaster said it took the intervention of some of his supporters and other members of the gathering to rescue him from the irate artiste and his boys.
Sorunke, who showed journalists his swollen cheeks and lips, noted that Ayinde had later expressed regret over the assault and apologised to him.
He said he decided to make the matter public and seek justice in order to serve as a deterrent to the musician, who, according to him, has an alleged penchant for beating up people at the slightest provocation.
When contacted, Ayinde’s media manager, Kunle Rasheed, denied the involvement of his boss in the violence at the party.
Rasheed, who also spoke briefly with our correspondent, later sent a text message, saying, “Nothing of such happened. Anything that happened to him (Sorunke) has nothing to do with Alhaji (Ayinde).”
Credit: EyewitnessMediai
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