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The K1 Fans Club Worldwide has appealed to the management of ValueJet Airlines, aviation regulators, and Nigerians to accept the public apology issued by Fuji music legend, King Wasiu Ayinde Marshal (K1 De Ultimate), over the incident that occurred last week at the airline’s boarding area.
In a statement jointly signed by the club’s executives from Nigeria, the UK, Dublin, Germany, Canada, and France, the group described K1 as a respected cultural ambassador who has brought pride to Nigeria through decades of musical excellence.
While acknowledging that the incident was regrettable, the group stressed it was never intended to cause public disruption, noting the musician’s swift show of humility and remorse through his public apology.
“We appeal to ValueJet Airlines, aviation regulators, and the Nigerian public to put the matter behind us. K1 has consistently represented Nigeria’s culture positively on the global stage, and we believe this moment calls for understanding and forgiveness,” the statement read in part.
The club reaffirmed its support for the Fuji star and urged fans to continue promoting peace, respect, and unity in line with the values he represents.
The statement was jointly signed by Olamilekan Joseph Bilewu, Worldwide President; Adebari Adeyemi Korodo, National President (Nigeria); Omotayo Oyewoga Fulani, UK President; Oloruntoyin Lawal Adio, Dublin President; Richard Shotayo, Germany President; Muftau Taiwo, Canada President; and Fatai Anbinu, France President.
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