Tobi Adegboyega, the founder of Salvation Proclaimers Anointed Church (SPAC Nation), has confidently stated that his influence in Nigeria would surpass his success in the United Kingdom by tenfold.
According to Naija News, this statement follows a recent ruling by the UK’s Immigration Upper Tribunal, which approved his deportation in connection with allegations of a £1.87 million fraud. However, Adegboyega has strongly denied the accusations, calling them entirely unfounded.
In a teaser for an upcoming episode of the Off The Record podcast, the controversial pastor responded to a question about whether SPAC Nation was the only church facing such allegations. He took the opportunity to highlight his church’s significant achievements in the UK and Europe.
“We are currently the largest independent church in both the UK and Europe,” he declared. “If I were in Nigeria, I would be even bigger, maybe ten times more successful. If I were in Paris, I would be happier—it would be like a holiday for me. London, however, will miss me, so you better tell them they still need me. No one else can entertain the way we do.”
Adegboyega’s remarks reflect his confidence in his ministry’s reach and his belief that his influence could be even greater in other parts of the world.
