Pastor Tobi Adegboyega, the controversial Nigerian cleric, has addressed rumors claiming he was deported from the United Kingdom to Nigeria.
During a live interview with media personality Daddy Freeze, the founder of SPAC Nation Church dismissed the allegations as unfounded.
Pastor Tobi explained that the rumors originated from a tribunal concerning accusations of financial mismanagement and misconduct.
He expressed confidence in the legal process, asserting that the accusations were part of a campaign to damage his reputation.
Responding to the deportation claims, Pastor Tobi stated, “What’s my own with you? I’m a citizen of any country I choose because money gives you options, while poverty forces you to beg.”
He revealed that the tribunal included an unusual panel of five white judges, which he described as an “ambush.”
The cleric also mentioned plans to release the transcripts of the proceedings to prove his innocence.
On his connection to Nigeria, Pastor Tobi stated he was not afraid to return, highlighting the current government’s achievements.
“Why would I be afraid to come to Nigeria? The government is doing well; anyone who disagrees can jump off the bridge,” he said.
He also expressed his intention to live comfortably in Nigeria, claiming that “two shoes can sustain me for three years” while enjoying a high standard of living.
The cleric expressed frustration with those behind the rumors, calling their actions degrading.
He vowed to continue his mission, undeterred by efforts to undermine him.