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Social and political critic, Isaac Fayose has shared a troubling experience involving his son and nephew with popular pastor Tobi Adegboyega. ...READ THE FULL STORY FROM SOURCE ...READ THE FULL STORY FROM SOURCE
In a video on his Instagram page, Fayose recounted how the controversial pastor had requested half of their salaries to be given to his UK church and had placed them in a mansion to manipulate them.Read Here First |V!RAL V!D£O OF PAST0R DAUGHT£R M!STAK£NLY S£ND H£R NVD£ V!D£0 M£ANT F0R H£R BOYFR!END T0 CHURCH WHATSAPP CH0!R GR0UP|.
His comments come in light of the British Government’s decision to deport Adegboyega to Nigeria after he lost his deportation case at the immigration tribunal.
Earlier, Adegboyega’s church, SPAC Nation was shut down by the UK government due to investigations revealing financial misconduct by the church leadership.
Fayose described the situation as both “funny and ugly.”
“My son and nephew had a negative experience at Pastor Toby’s church five, six, and seven years ago. They shared everything with me. Four years ago, they sat me down for three hours to recount what they had endured – being pressured to give half of their salaries, being housed in a mansion to indoctrinate them into believing the money was for God,” Fayose explained.
“They were also coerced into bringing their friends and others to the church to do the same. It was a distressing and unpleasant experience for them. Even today, my nephew remains resentful towards Pastor Toby,” Fayose added.
“He told me, ‘Uncle, I can’t forgive that man.’ Their ordeal was quite traumatic. When my son was younger, I brought him back from the UK at 16 to prevent him from getting involved in dangerous activities. However, his cousin, my nephew, took him to Pastor Toby’s church, and the experience was negative.”Read Here First |V!RAL V!D£O OF PAST0R DAUGHT£R M!STAK£NLY S£ND H£R NVD£ V!D£0 M£ANT F0R H£R BOYFR!END T0 CHURCH WHATSAPP CH0!R GR0UP|.
“My advice to Pastor Toby is that the UK does not tolerate such behavior. Many pastors in Nigeria and the UK would face legal consequences. I recommend that he return to Nigeria and continue his ministry there.”..…READ THE FULL STORY FROM SOURCE
