Tobi Adegboyega, the founder and pastor of SPAC has narrated why he flaunts his extravagant lifestyle in the United Kingdom.
The court claimed that Adegboyega had arrived in the UK on a visitor’s visa in 2005 but did not leave when it expired, and had decided to remain in the country on human rights grounds.
However, defending the claim on his extravagant lifestyle in the court, Adegboyega told the judges, Mary Olubukola Alade, who earns £100,000 per year working for AON has been supporting him.
He added that his motive for the flaunting was to help young people who are the major congregation in his church believe that there are legitimate ways of making money.
Tobi added saying “I live with my partner, Mary Olubukola Alade, who earns £100,000 per year. I spend my time working for the church, for which I am unpaid. I am entirely supported by Mary.
“I have a first-class law degree from Nigeria but I have ‘sacrificed’ my legal career to help those who cannot help themselves.”
Reacting to the court’s ruling on his deportation, Adegboyega on Thursday dismissed the allegations, insisting that no amount of persecution would bring him down.
He said, “I’m right here at home, no cause for alarm. Every Nigerian should be proud of me. Living in the UK, a city that is well known for pulling people down, I have survived all sorts, so the fact that they are propagating is the smallest matter.”
“I’m here, I am at home, nobody should panic for me. I succeeded well in this country despite all challenges and I’m in the league of people you look up to. I have survived that well, nothing has changed, nothing will change.”
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