Actor Muyiwa Ademola & Fuji Singer Sule Alao Malaika hail from same royal Egba Home? Watch Both Stars In Alake Ladapo Ademola's Royal Home Grand Entry to Lisabi Festival 2026 (Festival)
Not many people are ware that this too actor/producer and Fuji music star are from Abeokuta, till today.
The actor is from a notable former Alake of Egbaland dynasty, Oba Ladapo Ademola, whose son was Sir Adetokunbo Ademola, Nigeria's first attorney general and minister of justice in the Tafawa Balewa administration.
This king was an uncle to this prominent film practitioner. Others Amin the entourage are his direct line of descendants or extended family.
Many actually thought this actor hails from Ibadan, Oyo State, because of his intonation. But, that's because his parents and him alongside their children lived in Ibadan.
This is Muyiwa Ademola.
The other is a Fuji singer who has distinguished himself as one of the hottest that the Fuji genre has produced.
He has toured the world many times and his songs are the rave of tik Tok, Facebook and other social media accounts in Nigeria and among Yoruba speaking pro worldwide. The most popular of this is "O se Olorun" which was a national anthem even till date
This is Sule Alao Malaika, known also as Qibla Fuji.
He showed up in the royal Ademola family's full attire and entourage to Lisabi Day 2026 Egbaliganza.
Late Nollywood actor, Allwell Ademola, was also a part of this illustrous family. But sadly, she passed away late last year.
The Ademola royal home really showed up and showed out in the grandest way. From their arrival in a white coaster bus, they plied into a double Decker bus emblazoned with "Egba 'MoLisabi Entertainment". With horse riders in front of this bus, they stood on the open top bus as they touted round major highways of Egba, before finally arriving at Ake Palace Grounds, venue of Egbaliganza.
Decked in white with long, slight traditional Egba caps in patterned fabric slug across a shoulder and carved totems of the Egba Ademola ruling house in the men's hands, the woman were also decked in white iro and buba with the gele in the same pattern as the caps, they danced merrily, before making their eats until the venue. They were indeed, a sight to behold.
Is Also Malaika part of the Ademola ruling house? This is so not sure. But he wore same attire, carried the totems and was a visible face in the Ademola royal houses's entourage. This is a strong maybe.
Watch the videos beneath:
The Ademola royal family in their full regalia and titemi dancing upon teaching the venue (Courtesy, Muyiwa Ademola Authentic)
The Ademola royal family riding in an open air double Decker bus round Abeokuta (Courtesy, Muyiwa Ademola Authentic)
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