Aisha Alagbo Declares Herself Christian And Traditionalist, Says She Will Still Perform Umrah

Addressing the controversy, she insisted that she identifies with Christianity and Yoruba traditional beliefs while maintaining that she intends to travel for Umrah in December.

“I’m not a Muslim. I’m a Christian and a traditionalist, and I am still going to Umrah in December,” she said.

Her statement has generated debate on social media, with some users accusing her of deliberately provoking reactions, while others questioned how her stated religious identity aligns with her plan to perform Umrah.

Some commenters also defended her right to express her beliefs, while others suggested that the controversy was attracting unnecessary attention.

@Afrodegods: You can be a Christian and be allowed to go to Mecca 🕋 it’s either your lieing to yourself or Saudi government

@Destiny82986150: They don spoiled Islam ☪️💔😤

@EmEkwueme: She’s a Christian and also a traditionalist.

@Nofacenocase181: Make your mouth dey sharp 😂

“I’m not a Muslim. I’m a Christian and a traditionalist, and I am still going to Umrah in December.”— Aisha Alagbo speaks out after facing criticism from Muslims over her involvement in Yoruba traditional practices, despite previously being identified as a Muslim. pic.twitter.com/fN7JXY1Kjp