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Yinka Ayefele opens up to his sons about his life-changing accident, revealing hope and resilience in a touching family moment.

In a touching moment, Yinka Ayefele engages in a heart-to-heart conversation with his sons about the life-changing accident that led to his wheelchair-bound state. In a video shared on Instagram, his son, Richard, curiously questions why his father can’t stand, prompting Ayefele to reveal details of the 1997 auto crash that left him paralyzed. Despite the somber recounting, Ayefele assures his son of his resilience and hope for walking again. The conversation sheds light on the artist’s journey from a fateful accident to moments of encouragement from his family, including his triplets born in 2019.

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