Yinka Ayefele, stuck in the wheels for ages, had his fans sweating bullets, fervently praying for him to ditch the wheelchair and walk someday. But when they caught a glimpse of him standing halfway, it set their hearts on fire, elated at the progress he's made on the path to recovery.

Fans of Yinka Ayefele are elated by the exciting developments in his recovery, evident in a recent video shared on his page, showcasing his determination to walk again
In a rare showstopper, the gospel maestro was spotted rising from his wheelchair—a jaw-dropping moment that spurred him to shower gratitude upon the heavens for the notable improvement.

The acclaimed Nigerian Gospel sensation, Yinka Ayefele, unleashed a tidal wave of excitement online with a rare video capturing him rising from his wheelchair.

In a recent jam session with his crew, Yinka Ayefele, the wheel-bound maestro for more than two decades, was spotted grooving to his hit song “Consolation”.

Yinka Ayefele, captured in a video on his page, sported a beaming smile as he gracefully rose from his wheelchair multiple times.

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Captioning the video, Yinka Ayefele wrote; “AM GRATEFUL TO YOU LORD…”

The video sparked a wave of excitement among fans who were thrilled to see him standing, as others extended prayers for his complete healing and the ability to walk again.

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This is coming weeks after Ayefele stirred emotions online as a clip of his son speaking to him about being a cripple went viral.

In the video of him and his son sharing a conversation, Yinka Ayefele looked stunned when his son asked him why he couldn’t walk.

The singer noted that he wasn’t expecting him to ask that question while making the video with them. …

Yinka shared that he is always left feeling emotional whenever his kids ask him that question.

Captioning the clip, Ayefele wrote;

“They always want me to stand up… And they kept asking me why every day, even up till last night… I tried hard not to be emotional… Indeed, it was ‘My turning point. 12/12/1997’. To God be the Glory. ”