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Unruly Behaviour At Airport: KWAM 1 Tenders Public Apology

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By Akinwale Kasali

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Embattled Fuju Star, King Wasiu Ayinde Marshal,  KWAM 1, has put aside his ego, and tendered an unreserved apology over the incident which involved him at the Local Wing of Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja, on August 5, 2025, with Staff of ValueJet Airline.

In a statement, he personally signed on Friday, the Singer expressed regret over the controversy but maintained that the flask he carried on the day contained only water, not alcohol as alleged.

He wrote: “The incident that occurred at the local wing of the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport was, to say the least, unfortunate.

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“Unknown to many, I suffer from chronic dehydration, and my doctor strongly advised that I remain constantly hydrated. This is why I always carry a water flask with me.

“Contrary to the negative narrative being circulated in some quarters, the flask contained only water — not alcohol,” he said.

The Juju Maestro explained that the flask was empty during two separate security checks and was only filled with water at the Airport lounge before he proceeded to the tarmac.

He stressed that he had not yet boarded the aircraft, “let alone being deboarded,” and said his account could be verified through CCTV footage.

The Fuji Star further apologised to the Presidency, the Ministry of Aviation, the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria, FAAN, the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, NCAA, ValueJet, and Nigerians at large.

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“I acknowledge and deeply regret the concerns that arose from the incident.

“It was never my intention to cause any disruption or violate aviation protocols.

“My unwavering patriotism and loyalty to the Federal Republic of Nigeria have never been in doubt.

“I would never do anything to tarnish the image I’ve built over the past five decades,” he said.

He further added that he remained committed to his role as a cultural ambassador for Nigerian music and thanked his fans for their support.

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