Gospel Artiste Ayefele Band Boys disappears at his US Tour

As gospel music styled secular singer,
Yinka Ayefele arrived the country
Tuesday, following a six-week musical
tour of the United States, there
appeared to be a 'dent' on the emotion
of the artiste, whose fulfilment of the
concert was partially shattered by the
disappearance of three of his band
boys.
The other members of the group
arrived amidst cheers by fans, but one
could tell that the leader of the band
was worried; perhaps knowing the
credibility question the defection by the
boys could pose to his career. Reports
say the 'gospel tungba' crooner, has
written to the United States Homeland
Security to track and deport the three
guys who defected at the tail-end of
the inter city concert.
The band left the country on
September 2, performing at
Washington, Maryland, Baltimore, New
York, Atlanta, Houston and Dallas.
In a mail sent to the US agency,
Ayefele urged the department to look
for the defectors and act accordingly,
so as to serve as a lesson to others.
The defectors, according to a release
signed by his publicist, David Ajiboye,
include Ojoyido Adegbenga Ezekiel
(Keyboardist), Solomon Olugbenga
Motimoke (Vocalist) and Olusola
Kayode Isaac (vocalist).
"While Olusola Kayode Isaac defected at
the LaGuardiala Airport, New York on
Monday, 14th October on his way
from Houston with three other
members of the band, Ojoyido
Adegbenga was said to have
disappeared from the group at the
Howard Johnson Inn on Rockaway
Boulevard, New York on Tuesday,
15th October. The third man was
Solomon Motimoke (Yatty), who left
the band while still at Washington DC
on 11th October," the statement read.