Fuji musician Taye Currency made headlines after publicly apologizing to his boss, Alhaji Wasiu Alabi Pasuma, for a remark he made about him,
Taye Currency, an Ibadan native, emphasized in the video that went viral that many people misunderstood his remarks about Pasuma on stage because they were unaware of the full context of their relationship.
Based on their story, Taye Currency, before he breaks into prominence in the Nigerian fuji industry, used to refer to himself as Taye Paso because they sing the same way. Tayer is Arabambi 3rd, while Pasuma used to be Arabambi 2, and K1 De Ultimate used to be the actual Arabambi.
Taye Currency is also well known for showing encomium on Pasuma, singing for him as a way to show how loyal and humble he was to the singer.
However, Taye Currency, who is going to clock 50 years old on December 17th, revealed that no one should ever refer to Paso as his father in the fuji music industry. He noted that Paso is an elder brother to him as he is not old enough to be his father.
Speaking in Yoruba, Taye Currency, also known as Baba Honourable utters; “Egbon mi ni Paso, ko to mi bi.”
He added that he is now 50 years old and also went on to brag about his political influence, noting to all and sundry that he is the biggest fuji artiste to ever come out of Ibadan, Oyo State.
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