‘‘He is a hypocrite, someone who knows how to make money but is stingy and a thief. He never lets go of what is in his hands, even if the youngest in the house offers him bread, he will collect and eat it.
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The ongoing tension reportedly stems from a since-deleted social media post by Kunle Rasheed, Kwam 1’s spokesperson, about the state of Fuji music. His views appeared to have riled Osupa as the latter dropped a series of videos in response. Osupa further called on anyone attempting to rewrite the Fuji history established by Sikiru Ayinde Barrister to desist. He warned that future generations will rewrite their legacy if they do not stop. While also calling for unity among musicians, he singled out Kwam 1 along with the late Barrister and Kollington as foremost icons of Fuji.The lyrics go thus: “If I’m with someone, I am genuinely with that person, but if I’m not, it means I’m against them.
“Saheed Osupa, Ajibola Pasuma, Taye Currency, Alao Sefiu, Obesere, Alao Malaka, Adewale Ayuba, Shina Akanni, and all Fuji musicians in general—please remain patient about the matter at hand. Let’s not allow people to label us negatively. During the time of Sikiru Ayinde Barrister, may his soul rest in peace; there was no such discord.
He refuted Osupa’s allegations that Kwam1 is attempting to rewrite Fuji’s history, emphasising that his principal contributions have elevated Fuji music to international recognition and prominence.
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