The management of seasoned Fuji artist Kollington Ayinla, better known by his stage as Kebe-n-Kwara, has refuted online rumours that the music star has passed away, calling them untrue, spiteful, and deceptive.
The singer organization said that the allegations of Ayinla’s death were made up by people looking for attention and internet traffic in a statement released on Saturday and signed by Shamsudeen Ilori on behalf of the family and the HSKA Foundation.
The statement stated, “A malicious and unfounded rumour circulating all over the Internet claiming that Kollington Ayinla Fuji Authority has passed away has caught our attention.”
The management emphasised that the seasoned performer is still alive and well, adding that the rumour was intentionally spread to upset the musician’s family, supporters, and associates.
“Alhaji Kollington Ayinla is in good health, alive, and well.” The statement said, “Baba is currently having fun, surrounded by family and close associates, and still blessing the world with his unmatched Fuji music dexterity and wisdom.”
The management accused individuals who made the claim of trying to insult a living legend and cause needless uncertainty, characterising the report as the product of “heartless people.”
Additionally, the organization cautioned social media users and content producers against disseminating unconfirmed information, advising the public to confirm claims before sharing them and threatening legal action against anyone discovered to have created or purposefully disseminated the bogus story.
“Spreading fake death news is immorality, not content.
“This would not be tolerated by Alhaji Kollington Ayinla’s family, management, or legal team. The whole force of the law would be applied to anyone found fabricating or disseminating this lie, it said.
The organization reassured fans, friends, and family members worldwide to completely ignore the rumour, stating that the Fuji star is still well and grateful for the support.