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Wasiu Ayinde’s alleged pedicurist calls him out for denying daughter’s paternity [VIDEO]
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Wasiu Ayinde’s alleged pedicurist calls him out for denying daughter’s paternity [VIDEO]

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Ogechi, an alleged former pedicurist of singer Wasiu Ayinde, aka K1 De Ultimate/ Kwam1, has called him out for denying the paternity of their teenage daughter.

The beautician called out the singer in an interview with Feel Rightnews on Tuesday.

Accusing the singer of telling her to abort the pregnancy, Ogechi explained that she dated Kwam1 for seven years before she got pregnant for him.

While urging the singer to take responsibility for his daughter, she said, “So when the girl was about a year plus, I now decided to go to Kabiru Agbabiaka, then he was still alive. We went to his palace and I narrated my story, he now called Wasiu on the phone.

“Wasiu now lied against me. But I also went to meet his mother during that period. And when his mother looked at the baby, she started shedding tears because of the girl’s resemblance to her.

“I dated Wasiu Ayinde Marshall for about seven years plus before I eventually took in for Azizat. Though by the time I told him about the pregnancy, he said he was not interested that I should abort it.

“He said he would send one of his boys to give me money for the abortion. I waited and waited but there was no response. I now went to Hossana Lab at the Century Bus Stop.”

The interviewer asked; “But I want you to tell me the truth, the Bible says when you say the truth, the truth shall set you free. Madam, are you sure that Alhaji Wasiu Ayinde Marshall is the father of your daughter?”

She replied; “Yes, he is. I’m a nail technician and hair stylist. That was what I was doing because I used to be Wasiu’s pedicurist. That was how he came to me to be doing pedicure at my shop before I started rendering home service in his house.”

Also speaking, the teenage girl said, “Hello everyone, my name is Azizat, Tiwalade, Aduke, Serena Ayinde Marshall. I’m the daughter of K1 De Ultimate and also the daughter of Ogechi Amaozu. I heard that my father is a billionaire, if not a trillionaire. I heard he has money but I’m not feeling like it. Please help me, I’m tired. He denied me after that last time 30th of July 2025 that we left Ijebu Ode. He said he doesn’t know us. I decided to write a song that one day if I make it, I will sing out this song and the whole world will listen to the song.”

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Wasiu Ayinde’s alleged pedicurist calls him out for denying daughter’s paternity [VIDEO]

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