What you need to know about Woli Agba, Alfa Sule’s family controversy

A dispute has surfaced between brothers and Christian comedians Femi Ajewole, known as Alfa Sule, and Ayo Ajewole, popularly recognized as Woli Agba. The controversy centers on Alfa Sule's accusations that Woli Agba has taken control of their late father's church, subsequently renaming it and removing any traces of their father's legacy.

This development has reignited interest in the brothers' long-standing professional relationship and their work within Christian drama and comedy. The Ajewole brothers were known for their collaborative efforts in the Christ Chosen Vessels Dance Drama Ministry, which began in 2002. They combined Christian evangelism with drama, dance, and comedy, gaining a significant following through church performances and recorded productions.

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I didn’t leave my brother, I love my brother, I couldn’t have left him. I don’t know maybe he just pushed me out to purpose.

Alfa Sule, the elder brother, founded the ministry, while Ayo Ajewole, as Woli Agba, became a prominent figure, particularly known for his prophet character. Their productions, such as "Take Heed," helped establish them as notable figures in Christian entertainment. Alfa Sule remained the leader of the ministry, while Woli Agba's popularity grew through his individual performances and later, his presence on social media.

Woli Agba had previously addressed his separation from Alfa Sule in a 2022 interview. He stated that he did not leave their shared ministry voluntarily but was asked to leave by his elder brother. Despite finding the request difficult, especially around the time of his marriage, Woli Agba described the separation as part of God's plan for his life. "I didn’t leave my brother, I love my brother, I couldn’t have left him. I don’t know maybe he just pushed me out to purpose," he said at the time.

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Get out can mean get up or get there. Though I didn’t find it funny when he asked me to leave, not knowing the angel