The Fuji music world witnessed a historic moment on Tuesday at the Sheraton Balmoral Hall, Ikeja, as legendary musicians Kollington Ayinla and Wasiu Ayinde Marshal (K1 De Ultimate) reunited at Pasuma’s 40th anniversary concert. The event, celebrating Pasuma’s four decades in the industry, brought together music legends and fans alike in an electrifying atmosphere.
Known for their longstanding rivalry over supremacy in the Fuji music scene, Kollington and K1 were seen chatting, laughing, and posing for photographs during the event. The reconciliation marked a significant moment in Fuji music history, with fans applauding the duo’s display of camaraderie.
Singer Alariwo of Africa hosted the evening, which also featured the likes of Saheed Osupa and Portable. In another highlight, Pasuma, Osupa, and Malaika entertained the crowd with a Fuji singing marathon that showcased their artistry and unity.
Pasuma took time during the event to reflect on his music journey, thanking fans for their unwavering support. In an emotional moment, he surprised his band members of over 30 years with N10 million each as a token of appreciation.
Legends Kollington and K1 praised Pasuma’s achievements, with K1 emphasizing, “You are up already, and you will not fall.” Kollington added his blessings, celebrating Pasuma’s endurance and contributions to Fuji music.
Pasuma, who began his career after an unexpected turn from aspiring footballer to Fuji artist, continues to inspire generations with his over 30 albums and countless achievements in the genre.
The night solidified not just Pasuma’s legacy but also a renewed spirit of unity among Fuji legends.
