KWAM1’s son becomes Canadian citizen

Mustapha Adetunji, son of Fuji music legend, Wasiu Ayinde Anifoswoshe, popularly known as KWAM1, is now a Canadian citizen.

Father and son announced the development in separate messages on Instagram on Monday.

Upon touch down I went to greet my dad with my citizenship and degree from University. @kingwasiuayindemarshal is the proud dad. Thanks for everything dad. Am grateful. #lokeloke #sheynaplayplay

A photo posted by M’Marshal aka Akile, mr loke (@mmarshal1) on May 23, 2016 at 10:01am PDT

Also today, My son Mustapha adetunji ayinde marshal came to present to Me his degree certificate from York University in Toronto, with his Canadian citizenship certificate and passport, I pray him that so shall his children make him happy. Ameen

A photo posted by Olasunkanmi Marshal 1st (@kingwasiuayindemarshal) on May 23, 2016 at 12:42pm PDT

The English and Business graduate from York University, Toronto, Ontario, Canada arrived Nigeria on Monday to show his father certificates from his school and the Canadian government.

A musician in his own right, Mustapha owns Marshal Records and goes by the stage name M’Marshal.

His songs include ‘Loke’ and ‘My Way’ featuring Terry G.

He collaborated with his dad in May 2014 on the remix of ‘Baby Mi (Consolidation)’.

M’Marshal opened the stage for artistes like Olu Maintain, Iyanya and Basketmouth when they toured Toronto and was one of the performers at the first Lagos Countdown held at the Eko Atlantic, Victoria Island, Lagos.

He is one of five children in the music business like their more famous dad.