Ayefele's band boys disappear during US tour, refuse to come back to Nigeria

As gospel music styled secular singer, Yinka
Ayefele arrived the country Tuesday, following a
six-week musical tour of the United States, there
appeared to be a 'dent' on the emotion of the
artiste, whose fulfilment of the concert was
partially shattered by the disappearance of three
of his band boys.
The other members of the group arrived amidst
cheers by fans, but one could tell that the leader
of the band was worried; perhaps knowing the
credibility question the defection by the boys
could pose to his career. Reports say the 'gospel
tungba' crooner, has written to the United
States Homeland Security to track and deport
the three guys who defected at the tail-end of
the inter city concert.
The band left the country on September 2,
performing at Washington, Maryland, Baltimore,
New York, Atlanta, Houston and Dallas.
In a mail sent to the US agency, Ayefele urged
the department to look for the defectors and act
accordingly, so as to serve as a lesson to others.
The defectors, according to a release signed by
his publicist, David Ajiboye, include Ojoyido
Adegbenga Ezekiel (Keyboardist), Solomon
Olugbenga Motimoke (Vocalist) and Olusola
Kayode Isaac (vocalist).
"While Olusola Kayode Isaac defected at the
LaGuardiala Airport, New York on Monday, 14th
October on his way from Houston with three
other members of the band, Ojoyido Adegbenga
was said to have disappeared from the group at
the Howard Johnson Inn on Rockaway Boulevard,
New York on Tuesday, 15th October. The third
man was Solomon Motimoke (Yatty), who left the
band while still at Washington DC on 11th
October," the statement read.