He relished that he explored both Islam and Christianity in the journey to know God, and has never regretted his actions.
Nigerian Fuji maestro, Wasiu Ayinde Marshal, popularly known as K1 De Ultimate has disclosed that he is a bonafide member of the Celestial Church of Christ.
Ayinde, a Muslim, who made this known during a pre-recorded interview with Agbaletu TV on Wednesday, stated that he sought different opinions while trying to know God in both popular religions.
CCC popularly called Cele is a Pentecostal church in the Aladura movement, which was founded by Samuel Oshoffa.
Its members wear white one piece garments during worship, and must not wear their shoes whilst wearing their garments or while within the main church.
According to him, in his quest to know God, he became a member of the church and he is proud to have joined.
He relished that he explored both Islam and Christianity in the journey to know God, and has never regretted his actions.
“I attend Celestial church. I am a bonafide member of the celestial church. A proud one. In fact, I built a church. I sought different opinions while trying to know God in both popular religions. There’s nowhere I didn’t try to find God,” he said.
This revelation is coming after the veteran musician had recently made a catchy phrase which quickly evolved into a viral lingo that’s widely used across social media, at parties, on the streets and in casual conversations.
Known to be a Muslim, Ayinde while discussing with an unidentified man, had used the phrase “Ganusi” in reference to some Islamic clerics (alfas) in the build-up to his mother’s burial.
Although many interpreted the remark as implying that certain alfas attend such ceremonies primarily for financial gain.
This led to an avalanche of criticisms from different Islamic clerics and other Nigerians who felt that K1 denigrated the clerics with that statement.
However, the singer doubled down on the remark and maintained that he had done nothing wrong, and did not see the need to apologise to them.
