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MILWAUKEE — Sadiku Ibine Ayo’s day begins when it’s still dark outside.

Shortly before 4 a.m., the St. John’s forward gets out of bed. 

He prays, eats and drinks enough to make it through the next 13 hours.

Once the sun rises, the junior cannot ingest any food or liquid until it sets. 

This month, St. John’s forward Sadiku Ibine Ayo, a practicing Muslim, is fasting for the holy month of Ramadan.{ai:summary}St. John’s forward Sadiku Ibine Ayo starts his day at 4 a.m., preparing for a long day of fasting. He prays and eats before sunrise, as he cannot consume food or drink until sunset, adhering to his fasting schedule. #sports

St. John’s supporting Sadiku Ibine Ayo during his Ramadan fasting

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