KWAM 1: Daughter of Fuji musician allegedly dies in Canada

King Wasiu Ayinde Marshall who has 38 children reportedly lost one of them to an illness in Canada.

Wasilat Olaronke Marshall, one of the daughters of Fuji musician, King Wasiu Ayinde Marshal (KWAM 1), has reportedly died in Canada following an illness.

Prominent blogger, Linda Ikeji reported the story concerning her demise on her gossip platform. It was gathered that a family member confirmed the report to Linda Ikeji's Blog (LIB).

King Wasiu Ayinde Marshall.

The family of the Marshals' are yet to confirm reports about the passing of the deceased who was 34 years old until her death.

This is a sad turn of event for the revered 60-year-old musician who celebrated the academic achievements of one of his children earlier in the year.

In July 2017, the Fuji legend took to his Instagram to gush over one of his sons Ademola, who had secured an admission to study Economics at the University of Exeter, England.

KWAM 1's son, Ademola and his mother. (Instagram)

He seemed very delighted in his post which expressed pride over the growth of the offspring.

In his moment of joy, he extended prayers to other parents, sending them kind wishes aimed at ensuring that they enjoy such type of blessing.

Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi chatting with Wasiu Ayinde Marshal (LIB)

King Wasiu Ayinde Marshall is an artiste regarded as a novelty in African music with 50 albums. His children are reported to be around 38 in number. He gave birth to his last child Titi in the year 2013.