Woli Agba Biography: Wife, Age, Children, Net Worth, Movies, Comedy, Songs, Church, Sunday Service

Biography

Ayobami Ajewole, popularly known as Woli Agba, is a renowned Nigerian gospel comedian, actor, and singer born on November 20, 1982, in Ibadan, Oyo State.

Hailing from Ijeda, Osun State, he rose to fame through his humorous Yoruba-language comedy skits, often infused with gospel themes. A graduate of Economics from Lead City University, Ibadan, Woli Agba began his comedy career in 2002, gaining prominence alongside his brother Femi Ajewole in the Christian comedy group Alfa Sule.

He is the founder of the Instagram Parish Ministry (IPM), an online platform for his skits. He married Princess Olaife Ajewole in 2017 and is the father of two children. Woli Agba is also known for his gospel album Oluwa Mi O Dide and roles in films like Devil in Agbada and King of Thieves.

Nigerian gospel comedian and actor
Woli Agba
Wiki Facts & About Data
Real Name:	Ayobami Ajewole
Stage Name:	Woli Agba
Born:	20 November 1982 (age 42 years old)
Place of Birth:	Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria
State Of Origin:	Osun State
Nationality:	Nigerian
Education:	Lead City University
Height:	N/A
Parents:	Michael Ajewole, Bolanle Osundare Ajewole
Siblings:	Femi Ajewole
Spouse:	Princess Olaife Ajewole (m. 2017)
Girlfriend • Partner:	Not Dating
Children:	3
Occupation:	Actor • Singer • Actor
Net Worth:	$55,000 (USD)

Early Life & Education

Ayobami Ajewole, popularly known as Woli Agba, was born on November 20, 1982, in Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria. He is a native of Ijeda, Oriade Local Government Area, Osun State, and belongs to the Yoruba ethnic group.

Woli Agba was raised in a Christian family and is a committed Christian. His faith plays a central role in his gospel-themed comedy and music.

His parents were Michael Ajewole (father), who passed away on March 12, 2015, and Bolanle Osundare Ajewole (mother).

Woli Agba grew up in a supportive household, though specific details about his early family life are limited. He has a brother, Femi Ajewole, who is also a comedian and collaborates with him in the Christian comedy group Alfa Sule.

For his education, Woli Agba attended secondary school in Ibadan and later enrolled at Lead City University, Ibadan, where he graduated with a degree in Economics. His academic background, combined with his early interest in performance, set the stage for his career in gospel comedy, which he began pursuing in 2002 through Yoruba-language skits infused with humor and Christian messages.

Career

Ayobami Ajewole, popularly known as Woli Agba, began his entertainment journey in 2002 as a gospel comedian. He blended his Yoruba roots with his Christian faith to craft humorous and spiritually grounded skits.

He first gained attention as a Christian comedy group Alfa Sule member, performing alongside his brother, Femi Ajewole. His early work stood out for its unique fusion of Yoruba-language comedy and gospel themes, resonating strongly with audiences across southwestern Nigeria.

Woli Agba rose to wider fame by creating the Instagram Parish Ministry (IPM), a digital platform launched in the mid-2010s on which he portrays a comedic prophet character. His skits, often centered around everyday scenarios and infused with witty dialogue and moral messages, quickly went viral and built a massive online following. IPM became a cultural phenomenon, solidifying his place as a social media sensation in Nigeria’s comedy space.

In addition to comedy, Woli Agba is also a gospel musician. His album Oluwa Mi O Dide highlights his musical abilities and adds another dimension to his creative portfolio. He has also made forays into Nollywood, appearing in films like Devil in Agbada (2021) and King of Thieves (2022), where his supporting roles demonstrated his range as a performer beyond the comedy skit format.

Woli Agba has graced various stages at gospel concerts and comedy events throughout his career. He is the organizer of IPM Live, an annual event that combines comedy and music, further expanding his reach and influence. His collaborations with other Nigerian comedians and artists have reinforced his reputation as a prominent and respected figure in the gospel comedy genre.

Social Media

• YouTube: Woli Agba Funny Comedy List / AyoAjewole Woliagba-YPM
• Instagram: Ayo Ajewole (WOLI AGBA) (@woliagba_ayoajewole)
• Facebook: Official_IPM_Woliagba
• Twitter: Woliagba_ayoajewole (@WoliagbaI) / X

Personal Life

Ayobami Ajewole, known as Woli Agba, was born on November 20, 1982, making him 42 years old. He is married to Princess Olaife Ajewole, a lawyer, whom he wed in April 2017 after dating for about four years.

Their meeting was described as “marriage at first sight” when Woli Agba, performing with his music group at a church event at Kogi State University, saw Olaife and declared she would be his wife. He has been married only once, to Olaife, and their marriage is described as strong, with mutual respect and friendship.

Olaife has noted she initially struggled with his female admirers during courtship but grew confident in her role, supported by his openness about his fans. The couple has two children, both sons, born in 2018 and 2021, the latter following the loss of a baby on January 3, 2020.

Woli Agba shared that the birth of their second son restored his joy after performing on stage while grieving. In January 2025, he announced the arrival of another baby, described as a “bundle of prophetic blessings,” though the gender was not specified.

Net Worth

Woli Agba, whose real name is Ayobami Ajewole, has an estimated net worth of $55,000 as of available reports.

His wealth primarily stems from his successful career as a gospel comedian, actor, and singer. Key income sources include his viral comedy skits on the Instagram Parish Ministry (IPM) platform, live performances at gospel concerts and comedy events like IPM Live, acting roles in Nollywood films such as Devil in Agbada and King of Thieves, and revenue from his gospel album Oluwa Mi O Dide.

Additional earnings may come from brand endorsements and social media engagements.

Body of Work

Gospel Comedy Skits

• Instagram Parish Ministry (IPM): Founder and lead creator of IPM, an online platform hosting Yoruba-language gospel comedy skits portraying Woli Agba as a humorous prophet. Key skits include:
  • Sunday Service: 1st Sunday Service 2021 (Comedy Video) – A popular skit featuring his signature white garment church theme.
  • First Impression Sunday (Comedy Video) – A 2022 skit known for its comedic take on church scenarios.
  • Woli Agba and Dele Rehearse Songs (Comedy Video) – Featuring his collaborator Dele Omo Woli, focusing on humorous choir rehearsals. _
• YouTube Channel (AyoAjewole Woliagba-YPM): Hosts over 1,000 videos with more than 400,000 subscribers, featuring skits from his early Alfa Sule days to IPM productions. Notable skits include:
  • Early skits from 2016, such as one depicting Woli Agba setting up his church and recruiting members, with Dele Omo Woli as a key collaborator.
  • A skit where Dele brings a dog to church, which popularized the “Dele” character.
  • Skits incorporating “Keke Elijah,” a humorous concept of supernatural transportation.
• Alfa Sule Skits: Performed with the Christ Chosen Vessel Dance and Drama Ministry, where the Woli Agba character originated as a funny prophet in dance-drama productions.

Acting (Films and Stage)

• Baba Ijo (Film): A full-length movie released in 2018, developed from one of his hit skits, produced by WoliAgba-AyoAjewole Production.
• Take Heed (Otiganpa): A movie produced by Alfa Sule, featuring Woli Agba as Baba Soji and Woli Agba, noted for its moral lessons and comedy. The phrase “That is to say, Otiganpa” became iconic.
• Devil in Agbada (2021): A Nollywood film where Woli Agba played a supporting role.
• King of Thieves (2022): Another Nollywood film featuring Woli Agba in a supporting role.
• Stage Performances: As part of Alfa Sule and later IPM, he performed in church-based dance-dramas and comedy shows, including concerts hosted by Alfa Sule.

Music Albums

• Oluwa Mi O Dide (2018): A gospel album showcasing his singing talent, with songs centered on Christian themes.
• Baba Ijo (Music Video, 2019): A comedic gospel music video tied to his skit and film of the same name, released on his official YouTube channel.

Other Contributions

• IPM Live: An annual comedy and music concert organized by Woli Agba, featuring live skits, music, and guest performances.
• WoliAgba-AyoAjewole Production (WAAP): His production company, focusing on gospel entertainment through skits, films, music, and event hosting. Services include scriptwriting, directing, and film/audio production.
• IPM Academy: An institute founded by Woli Agba to train aspiring entertainers in comedy, acting, and content creation.
• Event Hosting (Compere): Woli Agba is a sought-after master of ceremonies, anchoring events across Nigeria and internationally, including in Canada and Dubai. Appearances include:
  • Good Morning Africa on Africa Magic (South Africa)
  • Agogo Ayo on Africa Magic Yoruba (South Africa)
  • Let’s Laugh in Christ on RTM (South Africa)
  • Celebs and Career on Motherland (South Africa)
• Brand Ambassador: Represented brands like Steeling Homes Limited, leveraging his social media influence.

Awards and Recognition

• Best Yoruba Gospel Comedy Skit of the Year (Undated, reported in 2018).
• Award of Excellence at the Nigerian Canadian Celebrities Entertainment Awards (2018).

Notes

• Woli Agba’s work often blends humor with gospel messages, rooted in his Yoruba cultural identity and Christian faith. His skits are unscripted, relying on spontaneous creativity, as noted by collaborator Dele Omo Woli.
• His collaborations, particularly with Dele Omo Woli (Olamide Oladimeji) and his brother Femi Ajewole, have been integral to his success.