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August 24, 2026|10:06

Singer Wasiu Ayinde, Malaika cry on stage after hearing news of Ogogo’s death [VIDEO]

Singer Wasiu Ayinde, Malaika cry on stage after hearing news of Ogogo’s death [VIDEO]

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Legendary Nigerian Fuji musician, Wasiu Ayinde, also known as Kwam1 or K1 De Ultimate, cried on stage following the death of actor, Taiwo Hassan, popularly known as Ogogo.
DAILY POST reports that the veteran actor died on Sunday evening amid his battle with cancer.

Following the sad news, many Nigerians, including celebrities and politicians, took to social media to mourn Ogogo.

A trending video of Kwam1 breaking down in tears after hearing the news during his live performance at the Mushin 30th Anniversary Celebration has gone viral on social media.

The singer was consoled by one of his boys on stage.

Also crying on stage, Fuji musician, Malaika said, “His death really hit hard. I’m in pain.”

It was an emotional moment as the duo paid tribute to Ogogo, remembering the impact and legacy he left behind.

Other celebrities who cried in public over Ogogo’s death include actor Femi Adebayo and actress Ini Edo.

Video.

Singer Wasiu Ayinde, Malaika cry on stage after hearing news of Ogogo’s death [VIDEO]

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