Nollywood actress Kate Henshaw has reacted to the controversial airport incident involving Fuji artiste, Wasiu Ayinde, popularly known as KWAM 1.

Naijaonpoint reports that the thespian raised concern about aviation safety in Nigeria, asking why the singer should be standing dangerously close to an aircraft whose doors were closed and engines already started.

According to multiple reports and video footage, K1 De Ultimate was standing directly in front of the aircraft on the tarmac when the pilot began taxiing.

He immediately ducked and moved aside to avoid being struck by the wing, which saved him from serious injury.

Reacting, Henshaw said that such leniency likely would not be extended to regular Nigerians, saying that the public and officials too often allow exemptions for high-profile individuals while lowering standards for everyone else.

She wrote: “Anyhowness of this country!! How is a passenger allowed to stand so close to an aircraft whose doors have closed, engine started & it’s ready for takeoff? If na ordinary Nigerian like me now, agenda go agend. Make we continue to move like we are in the zoo pls! It suits us.”

Meanwhile, Nollywood actor Patrick Doyle has reacted to the airport incident involving Fuji star, KWAM 1.

Naijaonpoint reports that the thespian said the singer may have walked into a trap set by airline staff.

The clash occurred at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport in Abuja, where the musician had a dispute with ValueJet officials over an alleged attempt to board with alcohol.

In a post shared on Thursday, Doyle said he believes some airport workers purposely provoke public figures.

He explained that he once had a similar experience at the Asaba airport, where a staff member treated him harshly despite knowing he was a celebrity.