Yoruba Nation agitator, Chief Sunday Adeyemo better known as Sunday Igboho, has publicly narrated how popular gospel musician, Yinka Ayefele, came to his aid during one of the most difficult moments of his life, preventing his family from being deported abroad.
Igboho made the revelation in a viral video currently circulating on social media, where he described Ayefele as a compassionate and generous man who rendered assistance without hesitation.
According to him, the incident occurred during a period when he was financially stranded and urgently needed money to resolve immigration-related issues involving his wife and children overseas.
Speaking emotionally in the video, Igboho explained that his family was at risk of being sent back home if the required payments were not made on time.
He said someone advised him to approach Ayefele for help despite having only N500,000 with him at the time.
“Yinka Ayefele is a good man. He did me a very good favour that I and my family can never forget,” Igboho said.
He further disclosed that when he met the gospel singer and presented the situation to him, Ayefele refused to collect the N500,000 he brought along and instead asked him to give him some time to make arrangements.
According to Igboho, within four days, Ayefele had fully sorted out the issue and even added extra financial support to ensure that everything was completed successfully.
“I had only N500,000 with me when I went to meet him. He told me to hold the money and give him some time to sort it out. By the fourth day, everything was ready. He even added money, and by the time I got to where it was needed, everything was sorted perfectly,” he added.