- Pastor Tobi Adegboyega appears to be reaping hefty financial benefits from the disturbing news of his deportation trending on the internet.
- He claimed the controversy has unexpectedly boosted his companies’ finances, raising over £1 million in 24 hours.
- He also shared videos of himself and his team dancing and making merry.
Amid reports on his potential deportation to Nigeria over alleged fraud, Pastor Tobi Adegboyega has now shared a video of himself and his team celebrating, accompanied by a defiant message.
The SPAC Nation founder claimed the controversy has unexpectedly spurred significant financial gains for his companies.
Sharing a video of himself and team having a good time, Adegboyega stated, “Our Christmas has started here; we have enough visibility for the end of the year. Finance and good force is coming in. It’s never been this crazy.”
He further asserted that since the news broke, his companies raised over £1 million within 24 hours, a feat he described as an unforeseen blessing.
“Since the news, our companies have raised money they have never raised this year in 24 hours. They have raised over 1m pounds in 24 hours since yesterday’s news. This is a blessing I couldn’t see coming,” the clergyman averred.
Watch the video below:
The pastor has faced public scrutiny for his lavish lifestyle and the controversies surrounding his church, which was shut down due to alleged fraudulent activities. Despite the allegations and the UK government reportedly rejecting his appeal to remain in the country, Adegboyega appears unfazed, leveraging the media attention to reinforce his narrative of success.
Recall that a few hours ago, Pastor Tobi Adegboyega publicly responded to circulating rumours regarding his alleged deportation from the United Kingdom.
Reports had surfaced claiming that the UK government was preparing to deport Adegboyega amid accusations of misappropriating £1.87 million in church funds.
These allegations sparked widespread concern among his followers and the general public.
In response, Pastor Adegboyega’s legal team issued a statement on social media, categorically denying any deportation plans.
The clergyman himself later addressed the issue, seeking to reassure his supporters and dispel any fears.
Speaking from his home, Adegboyega dismissed the rumours as baseless.
He described London as his beloved city and expressed his determination to remain despite the challenges.
Adegboyega also criticized what he described as the city’s tendency to “bully” individuals, asserting that he has faced and overcome greater challenges in the past.
In his words:
“I’ve heard a lot today, and I’m doing this because our friends our fans people who are worried. I’m right here at home, no cause for alarm. And naturally I dismiss things that have to do with retrogression. Every Nigerian should be proud of me.”
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