The award was presented at the Royalton Banquet Center, Ontario, Canada on Saturday.
Ayuba, who appeared to be quite excited while speaking with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Sunday, said that the award would give room for wider recognition of Fuji music globally.
“I thank God for all His support. I am very honoured receiving the award of excellence. I see it as a door opener for Fuji music.
“I dedicate the award to all Fuji artists all over the world.
“Now we will see more acceptance of Fuji music among the international community and am planning to have some musical collaborations with some African musicians, this award will make it easier now,” he said.
The ‘Bonsue’ Fuji creator said the award was the 13th international recognition he had received, apart from 48 local ones.
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