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“My Heart is Filled With Sadness” – Pasuma Wonder Condoles Wasiu Ayinde Over Daughter’s Death
Fuji Singer , Alabi Pasuma a.k.a Pasuma Wonder has reached out to King Wasiu Ayinde a.k.a Kwam 1 over his daughter’s death, in the early hours of Tuesday, in Canada from diabetic complications.
According to Pasuma Wonder, 34-year-old Wasilat Anifowese’s death has filled his heart with sadness. Here’s what he wrote on Instagram;
“speechless @kingwasiuayindemarshal Words cannot express how deeply sorry I am to hear about Wasilat, My deepest sympathy for your loss.
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your entire family. May your beautiful memories sustain and bring comfort to you during this difficult season.
My heart is filled with sadness. Please accept our deepest sympathies and know that my prayers are with you during this time Sir.”
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