Fuji star, KWAM1's daughter dies at 34

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One of the daughters of Fuji music act, King Wasiu Ayinde Marshall aka KWAM1, Wasilat Olaronke Marshall, has died. A family member confirmed to LIB that she died in Canada after a brief illness. She was 34 years old. 

 May her soul rest in peace, Amen.

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