Nigerian gospel singer Yinka Ayefele, 56, has inspired fans with his daily routine despite being bound to a wheelchair for 27 years. In a recent interview with Adeola Fayehun, Ayefele shared how he gets dressed and ready for work without assistance, debunking assumptions that others do it for him. The video reveals his impressive self-sufficiency as he effortlessly dresses himself, uses a specially designed bicycle to navigate his spacious room, and drives to his car park via a slope-friendly walkway.
Ayefele’s determination and adaptability have earned him praise from fans, who described him as a “living legend” and expressed gratitude to God for preserving his life. His customized home, designed for accessibility, also sparked conversations about the need for more wheelchair-friendly spaces in Nigeria. Despite a devastating car accident in 1997 that damaged his spinal cord, Ayefele remains an iconic figure in the music industry, celebrating his unwavering faith and determination.
The video has garnered numerous reactions, with many admiring Ayefele’s resilience and independence. His story serves as a testament to the human spirit’s capacity to overcome adversity, inspiring others to face their challenges with courage and faith.
oadejumo1: You see money talks bologna walks! His house is customized for his accessibility! Even his triplets got parking garages for their cars in Dad’s bedroom
thanks for sharing Adeola
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tunsy13: Nigerians with baseless prayers. Wish him well, pray for him, and appreciate God in his life. You all don’t know you are indirectly mocking him by thanking God aloud for your healthy legs.
lyn_signature: When you can do basic things, you don’t know what God has done for you.. God i am grateful 
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lolzlovez’s profile picture Can we have more wheelchair accessible spaces in Nigeria, see how seamless he’s able to navigate around he’s house! It’s beautiful! Thanks for sharing Adeola
braids_updo: It’s been 27 years?! Wow, I was in high school then, the whole Nigeria contributed towards his hospital bills. He’s come a very long way. Blessed soul.
