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Alfa Sule Accuses Woli Agba of Taking Over Late Father’s Church

Alfa Sule has accused his brother, Woli Agba, of taking over a church allegedly owned by their late father, claiming that items belonging to their father were removed and the church converted for personal use.

Published August 8, 2026Updated August 8, 2026 1 min read 6 views
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Alfa Sule Accuses Woli Agba of Taking Over Late Father’s Church
NewsmongerAlfa Sule and Woli Agba in church-related dispute

Alfa Sule has accused his brother, popular gospel comedian and pastor Woli Agba, of taking over a church allegedly founded and owned by their late father.

In a statement attributed to Alfa Sule, he claimed that the church where Woli Agba currently pastors originally belonged to their late father.

He further alleged that his brother had removed items belonging to their father from the church and converted the church to his personal use.

The allegation has raised questions about the ownership and management of the church, although details of the dispute and Woli Agba’s response were not immediately available.

The claim remains an allegation, and further clarification from the parties involved would be needed to establish the facts surrounding the ownership of the church.

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