Renowned Fuji singer Kolawole Rasaq Ilori, widely known as Kollington Ayinla, has refuted the rumours [/b]circulating about his demise.
Speculations concerning the 75-year-old musician's critical health condition emerged earlier this week, triggering concerns among fans and the public.
In response to the rumors, the musician released a public statement from the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital (LASUTH) on Tuesday.
He affirmed his well-being and expressed gratitude to those who had supported him during his recent health challenges.
The Fuji legend specifically thanked the Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, for the support provided during his illness.
Additionally, Ayinla extended his appreciation to the Chief Medical Director of LASUTH, Adetokunbo Fabanwo, and the entire hospital’s management for their exceptional care and treatment.
In his statement, Ayinla acknowledged the role of divine intervention in preserving life while also commending the medical team for their efforts.
“I want to thank Lagosians. I want to thank the government of Lagos State and the management of the State University Teaching Hospital and its leader Adetokunbo O. Fabanwo.
“It is only God that can save life but I want to appreciate him and the team because I would have gone to the great beyond.
“I give it to the LASUTH. They are king for taking care of me. They deserve my salutations. LASUTH LASUTH LASUTH, you are king. They said I was dead, but I’m here speaking alive from the LASUTH now,” he said.