Tinubu Honors Adewale Ayuba, a Fuji Maestro At sixty

On March 25, 2025, President Bola Tinubu congratulated Adewale Ayuba, a seasoned musician and entertainer from Fuji, on his 60th birthday.

In a statement, Tinubu’s spokesperson, Bayo Onanuga, recognized Ayuba’s significant impact on Nigeria’s Fuji music, a cultural gem that appeals to a wide range of people. The president also honors Ayuba’s legacy as one of the most beloved musical icons in the country.
The seasoned Fuji musician, who is often referred to as Mr. Johnson, has continued to play an important role in Nigerian society.

The president noted that Ayuba’s 1991 album “Bubble” won multiple accolades and topped the charts for several months.

Ayuba, who made his Fuji singing debut at the age of 17, has established

 

The seasoned Fuji musician, who is often referred to as Mr. Johnson, has continued to play an important role in Nigerian society.

The president noted that Ayuba’s 1991 album “Bubble” won multiple accolades and topped the charts for several months.

He acknowledged Ayuba’s noteworthy contributions to youth development through talent nurturing and praised the multi-talented artist, who is a gifted singer, percussionist, and actor.

“Today, we honor a legend whose brilliance and commitment have delighted Nigerians and Africans everywhere for years. Adewale Ayuba is a powerful figure in our cultural history who has made a lasting impression with his lyrics. His wisely infused music captures the vitality and tenacity of our civilization,” Tinubu said.

 

He wished the Fuji maestro a long life and good health as he continues to inspire the younger generation of entertainers and serves as a beacon of hope for the vibrant and creative youth.