Veteran Fuji icon, Ayinla Kollington, has declared himself the undisputed king of Fuji music, dismissing any claim that fellow musician Wasiu Ayinde, popularly known as K1 De Ultimate, holds that title.
Speaking in a recent interview on Agbaletu TV, Kollington stated that K1 may hold a traditional title among Ijebu royalty, but not in the Fuji music industry.
"If it is because he is the head of the princes, it is in his hometown in Ijebuland, not in the Fuji industry. Even if he says he wants to be the head of the Fuji industry, there is a song he sang it, does he want to be God? You became the head of the princes and still want to be the head of the Fuji industry, Kollington said.
Why not kill me then, when it isn't pap that we eat? It isn't possible, even if he attempts. I, as a person, Alhaji General Kollinton Ayinla, expect death from God. If the one that I survived from didn't claim my life, no one can kill me again except death from God comes, like the one that almost did."
Addressing his absence from the funeral of K1's mother, Kollington revealed that his calls to K1 went unanswered, both during that period and earlier on New Year's Day. "So, I left him alone," he added.