K1 at 60 : No plans to conduct DNA test on my children

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8 years ago

Fuji King, Wasiu Ayinde, has revealed that he is a proud father of all his children and has no plans to conduct a deoxyribonucleic acid test (DNA) on any of them. K1 who clocked 60 years old recently disclosed this while speaking on K1 D Ultimate Special Weekend interview aired on HipTv during the week and monitored by R.

He insisted that there was no reason to doubt the paternity of any of his children, adding that as a father of many children, he would not subject any of his children to such test. The fuji maestro who is renowned as one of those who transformed fuji music pointed out that he has never contemplated such action, saying that “If you have raised a kid for 18 years and you subjected such kid to a DNA test that says you are not the biological father of the child, how would you feel? Would you send the child away? The truth is that I don’t even think about it.”

When asked about the number of wives he has, K1 said he has never been married to any of his wives, but added he he loves all his wives and children.

“The truth is that I was never married to any woman. As a young man, what happened those days was that you had girlfriends, and one would come back to tell you she’s pregnant. You can’t deny the pregnancy, he said”

The interview dwelled on many areas of K1’s life, especially his growing up days, family and why he didn’t join the Nigerian Army.

The fuji star also revealed that he ran away from Ibadan, the Oyo State capital when he got wind of his uncle’s plan to enlist him in the Army. “I stayed in Ibadan with my uncle, who was in the Army while my mum was in Lagos State. But my mum had warned me against joining the army, and told me to run to Lagos anytime my uncle attempted to enlist me in the army. So, I ran away the moment I realised my uncle had perfected plans to enlist me in the military,” he recalled.

K1 who said his only regret in life is the lack of university education, insisted that he remains the happiest man, because his children are well educated.