Alfa Sule, Woli Agba Embroiled in Family Church Controversy

The Christian comedy world is abuzz with controversy as Alfa Sule and Woli Agba, two brothers known for their work in Christian drama and comedy, are at odds over their late father's church. Alfa Sule, the founder of Christ Chosen Vessels Dance Drama Ministry, has accused Woli Agba of taking over the church and removing all traces of their father's legacy. The allegations have sparked a renewed interest in the brothers' long history together, their work in Christian entertainment, and the circumstances surrounding Woli Agba's departure from the ministry. Alfa Sule and Woli Agba, whose real names are Femi and Ayo Ajewole respectively, began their ministry in 2002 with a small group of about 10 members. Over the years, they grew in popularity, combining Christian evangelism, drama, dance, and comedy to attract large audiences in churches and through recorded films. Woli Agba, in a previous interview, spoke about how he joined the ministry, which was founded by his elder brother, and how he became known for his prophet character. However, the brothers' relationship took a turn when Alfa Sule asked Woli Agba to leave the ministry. In an interview, Woli Agba recalled that he did not leave willingly and that he loved his brother and had no plans to abandon the ministry. He stated that he viewed the separation as part of God's plan for his life. Alfa Sule, on the other hand, claimed that he released his brother after receiving divine instruction, and that he had supported Woli Agba's education and development over the years. The latest controversy surrounding the brothers' late father's church has sparked a heated debate, with many calling for the brothers to resolve their differences and find a way to move forward.