Fuji music legend Kwam 1 (Wasiu Ayinde Marshal) remains barred from flying until investigations related to a recent airport incident conclude, the NCAA has confirmed—extending the ban indefinitely beyond the originally announced six‑month period.
Earlier this week, the Minister of Aviation, Festus Keyamo, directed that the singer be placed on no‑fly status for six months. He warned airlines—both domestic and international—that failure to comply could result in license revocations.
The NCAA’s Director of Public Affairs noted preliminary findings indicate Kwam 1 passed through security and entered the VIP lounge before an alleged breach occurred—raising concerns over protocol and passenger conduct.
As part of its escalating actions, the NCAA has formally petitioned both the Attorney General and the IGP to investigate and potentially prosecute the singer for violating aviation regulations—a rare step signaling the seriousness of the incident.
Until the probe is fully resolved, Kwam 1 will remain grounded—even if the initial six months elapse. Authorities insist fairness and aviation safety demand due process before any reversal of restrictions.
