This is the question on so many people’s lips when the Fuji musician was spotted worshiping at RCCG’s City of David parish on the Island. A lot of people were shocked to see him in church but kept their fingers crossed. And alas just as the church held their carol celebration on the 2ndof December, 2014 Adewale Ayuba was there again and was seen performing a very special role as he led the people of the church to God with worship songs.

JESUS IS LORD

.His wife, Azukaego is a good member of the church and we hear she has finally dragged her long time husband to church.

She didn't drag him.....her attitude convinced him that Jesus is Lord

ammyluv2002:
She didn't drag him.....her attitude convinced him that Jesus is Lord

It's still same thing.
As long as he's a christian now.

Welcome to d religious of light. JESUS is d LORD!!!

Good for him...

Good move.

He has seen the light

Descartes:
He has seen the light

The light of God.

golddust6000:
The light of God.

Definitely

ammyluv2002:
She didn't drag him.....her attitude convinced him that Jesus is Lord

he doesn't want to be associated with BH ISIS any more. good move, heaven is rejoicing over your life.

Heaven is in glorious mood as a lost sheep has just been found welcome bro to the kingdom of God. Jesus Is lord

maslong:


he doesn't want to be associated with BH ISIS any more. good move, heaven is rejoicing over your life.

ABSOLUTELY

Before any religion of peace member posts and says; " Islam is still the fastest growingg religion", so also is the world expeiencing a global pandemic of gonorhea. Because it spreads faster in the west these days doesn't make it a good thing

Wonderful decision

Welcome home Bro

Nonsense , did he make any statement that he has converted to Christianity?, i can not count the number of times my dad and my other siblings followed my mum to church, whenever there is an important program in her church, and that never make us any less Muslims, its a common phenomenal among yoruba Muslims, we ain't fanatical hausas nor are we bigotic igbo's!,,we are yoruba's!

ammyluv2002:
She didn't drag him.....her attitude convinced him that Jesus is Lord

Well said!
There is no compulsion in Christianity unlike the other evil religion whereby
you're forced to convert without which you'll be beheaded.

akins56:
Nonsense , did he make any statement that he has converted to Christianity?, i can not count the number of times my dad and my other siblings followed my mum to church, whenever there is an important program in her church, and that never make us any less Muslims, its a common phenomenal among yoruba Muslims, we ain't fanatical hausas nor are we bigotic igbo's!,,we are yoruba's!

Keep decieving yourself that you're yoruba Muslim.
Why do you guys suddenly wake up to enforce your girls to wear jihab hijab in public schools.
Is that not fanatical.

Thank God for Adewale Ayuba's life. He has realized he was in darkness before and now has seen the light.

JESUS IS LORD!

And mind you,,cos he his a Fuji artist, which means he has fans and patrons, both Muslim and Christians, and he has to associate with them all, afterall, they all spend him the money, as well as invite him to shows, without taken his religious believe into considerations. Many of this fuji stars even perform their songs in many traditional programs and days, such, as ogun day, sango day, osun oshogbo day, ibadan day, eyo day etc, and that those not make them any less Muslim! So you guys can Bleep off!

akins56:
Nonsense , did he make any statement that he has converted to Christianity?, i can not count the number of times my dad and my other siblings followed my mum to church, whenever there is an important program in her church, and that never make us any less Muslims, its a common phenomenal among yoruba Muslims, we ain't fanatical hausas nor are we bigotic igbo's!,,we are yoruba's!

ISLAM and practice of Islam IN SHA ALLAH, till I die

OgologoDimkpa:
Keep decieving yourself that you're yoruba Muslim.
Why do you guys suddenly wake up to enforce your girls to wear jihab hijab in public schools.
Is that not fanatical.

Thank God for Adewale Ayuba's life. He has realized he was in darkness before and now has seen the light.

JESUS IS LORD!

nonsense, hijab is part of Islamic dressing , its fundamental purpose was to cover the a woman's hair from public glare, which Christianity also enjoins, history proved that holy Mary and some other virtuous women in the bible never display their hair in the open, which Islamic doctrines strictly enjoins, but hijab was not create by neither any prophet nor Allah (SWT), but rather it is an human creation, the most important thing is to cover one's hair, hence the use of 'iborun' by most yoruba mother's instead of hijab, so it is part of the religion, hence, its banning is an infringement on the fundamental right of any Muslim female.

He is lost

In Yoruba land , religion comes second. I so sure if NASFAT invite him to their program he will be there. Until you see him that he is no more going to mosque before you can conclude that he has dump Islam. Till then *********playing bonsue fuji***********

Yahweh be praised!

akins56:
Nonsense , did he make any statement that he has converted to Christianity?, i can not count the number of times my dad and my other siblings followed my mum to church, whenever there is an important program in her church, and that never make us any less Muslims, its a common phenomenal among yoruba Muslims, we ain't fanatical hausas nor are we bigotic igbo's!,,we are yoruba's!

you couldn't even hide how foolish and a bigot you are......you just had to write that word...."Igbos"

Was / Is he a muslim? What was / his muslim name?

akins56:
nonsense, hijab is part of Islamic dressing , its fundamental purpose was to cover the a woman's hair from public glare, which Christianity also enjoins, history proved that holy Mary and some other virtuous women in the bible never display their hair in the open, which Islamic doctrines strictly enjoins, but hijab was not create by neither any prophet nor Allah (SWT), but rather it is an human creation, the most important thing is to cover one's hair, hence the use of 'iborun' by most yoruba mother's instead of hijab, so it is part of the religion, hence, its banning is an infringement on the fundamental right of any Muslim female.

Please see verses 30-31 in
Surah 24 of the Holy Quran, which give
the meaning of:
{Tell the believing men to lower their
gaze and be modest. That is purer for
them. Lo! Allah is Aware of what they
do. And tell the believing women to
lower their gaze and be modest, and
to display of their adornment only
that which is apparent, and to draw
their veils over their bosoms, and not
to reveal their adornment save to
their own husbands or fathers or
husbands’ fathers, or their sons or
their husbands' sons, or their brothers
or their brothers' sons or sisters’ sons,
or their women, or their slaves, or
male attendants who lack vigor, or
children who know naught of women's
unclothedness. And let them not stamp
their feet so as to reveal what they
hide of their adornment. And turn
unto Allah together, O believers, in
order that ye may succeed.}
See also verse number 59 in Surah, which
gives the meaning of:
{O Prophet! Tell thy wives and thy
daughters and the women of the
believers to draw their cloaks close
round them [when they go abroad].
That will be better, that so they may
be recognized and not annoyed. Allah
is ever Forgiving, Merciful.}
The above verses very clearly show that it
is Allah Almighty Himself, Who commands
the women to wear hijab, though that
word is not used in the above verses. In
fact, the term hijab means much more
than the covering of the body; it refers to
the code of modesty outlined in the
verses quoted above.
Look at the expressions used: “Lower
their gaze”, “be modest”, “not to display
their adornment”, “draw the veils over
their bosoms” “not to stamp their feet”
etc.
It must be clear to any thinking person
what is meant by all the above
expressions in the Holy Quran. Women in
the Prophet’s time used to wear a kind of
dress that covered the head, but not the
bosom properly. So when they are asked
to draw their veils over their bosoms so
as not to reveal their beauty, it is clear
that the dress must cover the head as
well as the body. And hair is considered
by people in most cultures of the world -
not only in the Arab culture - as an
attractive part of a woman’s beauty.
Until the end of the nineteenth century,
ladies in the west used to put on some
kind of head gear, if not a cover for the
whole hair. This is quite in conformity
with the Biblical injunction for the women
to cover their heads. Even in these
degenerate times, people pay more
respect to the more modestly dressed
ladies, than to the scantily clad ones.
Imagine a lady prime minister or a queen
wearing a low-cut blouse or a miniskirt in
an international conference! Can she
command as much respect there as she
would get if she were in a more modest
attire?
For the above reasons, the scholars of
Islam are unanimous that the Quranic
verses quoted above clearly mean that
women must cover the head and the
whole body except for the face and the
hands.

Bomb will.soon blow on this thread Boko watching
I no dey sha!!!!

Osupa Adinni Adewale Ayuba

see hatred and bitterness over the thread
smh

Wealthyone:
Was / Is he a muslim? What was / his muslim name?

His muslim name is ayuba and yes he's muslim but spent some time overseas.