Fuji Music legend, King Wasiu Ayinde Marshal ‘KWAM 1’, has had his travel ban by the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) to a full no-fly order pending investigation.
The development was announced on Tuesday night by NCAA spokesman Michael Achimugu on Channels Television, who accused the singer of conduct tantamount to “a terrorist act” during his airport bust-up.
Recall that the ugly incident occurred on August 5, 2025, at Abuja Airport where KWAM 1 attempted to board a ValueJet flight with a flask containing an unidentified liquid. When security insisted on inspecting it, he allegedly splashed the contents on an officer before blocking the aircraft from taxiing.
A furious Aviation Minister Festus Keyamo waded in, branding it a “hostage situation” and ordering an immediate no-fly listing—domestically and internationally—warning airlines that defy the ban could lose their licenses.
The NCAA swiftly imposed a six-month suspension, followed by letters to the Attorney-General and Inspector-General of Police urging criminal prosecution for obstructing aviation operations.
Now, Achimugu says that punishment has been stretched to an indefinite ban while investigators dig in, stressing that the matter is far from over.
KWAM 1 has since apologised, claiming the flask contained only water for medical reasons. But regulators remain unmoved, as legal trouble and possible court action loom over the Fuji legend.
