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Comedian and preacher Woli Arole recently shared personal reflections during a podcast conversation hosted by actress Biola Adebayo, where he spoke openly about his admiration for Fuji music star Saheed Osupa and the influence his sound has had on his life and ministry.
During the discussion, Woli Arole explained that his connection to Osupa’s music goes beyond casual listening. According to him, the Fuji artist’s style and sound have, in their own way, contributed to how he expresses himself when preaching.
He described it in a very personal manner, making it clear that the influence is not about copying or imitation, but about inspiration that shapes mood, delivery, and confidence when communicating messages.
He also mentioned that Saheed Osupa will be appearing at his church event scheduled for December, where the singer is expected to participate in a special capacity. Woli Arole spoke about this with excitement, referring to Osupa in a highly respectful way and acknowledging the place he holds in his personal and spiritual journey.
One of the most talked-about parts of the conversation was when he said:
"If I don’t listen to Saheed Osupa I can’t preach very well"
He further added:
"I love Dr Saheed Osupa with the whole of my heart and he knows that
infact if l don't listen to him l can't preach very well
Those of you not listening to Saheed Osupa are really missing in life
Take your time and listen to him, you will definitely be impacted"
While the statement was delivered in a relaxed and conversational tone, it highlighted how deeply personal his admiration for the Fuji star is. He described Osupa not just as a musician he enjoys, but as someone whose sound contributes in an unexpected way to his creative and ministerial expression.
He went further to emphasize that people often underestimate the impact music can have on speech, confidence, and emotional delivery, especially for people in ministry and public speaking. For him, Osupa’s music plays a role in shaping that rhythm and energy.
The discussion has since drawn attention because of how openly he connected Fuji music to his preaching style, a blend that many found interesting given his role as a preacher. Still, his tone throughout the conversation remained casual, personal, and expressive rather than controversial.
As anticipation builds for the December church event where Saheed Osupa is expected to appear, Woli Arole’s comments continue to stand out as a reflection of admiration and creative influence rather than formality.
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