Before top socialite and a dye-in-wool fan of Fuji Lord, Wasiu Ayinde Marshal was caught by the Interpol and extradited to the United States of America, where he is expected to stand trial over multiple suspected cases of drug trafficking, he was not only a lord to himself, he lavished his 'hard' earned millions on the things that made him happy and one of such was the fun of having the Fuji Lord on the stage.
“He would do anything for K1 and the best moments he had were with Wasiu Ayinde.
Either abroad or in Nigeria, Wasiu enjoyed heavy patronage from Elele and at the peak of his show of affection and love for K1, he bought him a diamond studded wristwatch valued at about 65,000 dollars. The day Wasiu got the watch, he celebrated and told everyone around him, it was one gift he would value for life.

An impeccable source in Toronto, Canada told us that at one of the parties, which Rafiu Ajibola, aka Elele attended and King Wasiu Ayinde was on the band stand some years ago, he not only outshone the celebrant, even the sight of him at the party was enough to earn Wasiu a big pay off.
“It was at Wale’s party in the heart of Toronto, a naming ceremony and Elele turned it into celebration of money. He is probably an associate of the celebrant, I wouldn't know, but on that day, it was as if Elele was the one celebrating. While people struggled to spray Wasiu $1 notes, our friend was on a much higher denomination,” our source disclosed.
In the United States of America, Elele has a sister and a distant cousin in Chicago, the cousin is reputed to have also fallen for fast life as a result of which she hastily married a small time Nigerian drug dealer in Texas few years ago despite marriage proposals from two other guys, one based in the United Kingdom and the other working with a United States’ government department.
The marriage was short lived as the hubby got arrested even before the birth of their child. Elele's cousin has since moved back to Chicago from Texas with her baby living in shame and away from family and friends. She is a licensed Nursing practitioner, I.E.A. Nurse.
As at the time of his arrest, Elele was investing heavily in an hotel project somewhere on Lagos Island, his arrest could be said to have dealt a fatal blow to the project.
He had thought of retiring peacefully into his hotel from where he hoped to build on his business since hotel business is really lucrative.

Our investigation revealed that Elele was able to complete the building of his mansion at Sangotedo a couple of years ago. These appeared to be his known major projects here in Nigeria, while we are still digging into what he really acquired while he was in the United States of America and Canada.
On the family front, Elele has a female child in Lagos, but Risikat Elegushi, his wife and whose surname Rafiu uses instead of his own surname, Afolabi, which is not known to the public, is yet to have a child for him.
Another discovery is the fact that Rafiu Afolabi aka Elele is actually an Ibadan, Oyo State indigene, who was raised in Lagos.
The arrest and extradition of Elele has raised serious dust in the social circle, while his circle of friends have done a really great job at keeping it closely wrapped up from the public before First Weekly Magazine opened the pandora box and leaked this much kept secrets.
To show the extent of their desperation, immediately Elele was caught, this close circle of friends enlisted the support of a very influential ex-governor to secure his release.
Our source, who painted the scenario, succinctly said “it does not work that way with Interpol and the United States drug agency, you can only get off the hook only when they don't have an iron clad evidence, and trust me, they won't come for you and when they come, there is nowhere to hide. When they can move into a sovereign country and capture a whole president and get him to America to face trial and subsequently jailed, then tell me who in the name of the devil is Elele to be let off the hook at the sight of money? Nigeria could afford to buy his way out, but it doesn't work like that here in the United States.

“We understand the ex-governor attempted to use his influence and also threw a bait of N30m to prevent his arrest and extradition but he failed, and being a smart guy, he retreated and washed his hands off the matter as soon as the attempt failed,” the source revealed.