“Go to Police or Court” — Tobi Adegboyega Hits Back at SPAC Nation Critics
Pastor Tobi Adegboyega, the Nigerian-UK clergyman, has reacted to the continued criticism directed at him and members of SPAC Nation across social media platforms.
In a video circulated online, Adegboyega said he had largely ignored the criticism because he did not consider the issues being raised serious enough to require a response.
According to the clergyman, his decision to finally speak on the matter was partly influenced by concerns expressed by some of his friends over the allegations and discussions circulating online.
Adegboyega urged people who have evidence of wrongdoing involving SPAC Nation members to stop limiting their accusations to social media and instead approach law enforcement agencies or the courts.
He argued that allegations of criminal conduct should be formally reported so that they can be investigated by the relevant authorities.
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The pastor further said he would be pleased to see anyone who had actually committed an offence face appropriate consequences after due investigation.
Adegboyega also accused some critics of using his name and SPAC Nation to gain attention online. He questioned why individuals who claim to possess documents or evidence would continue posting them online instead of submitting them to the appropriate authorities.
His remarks have generated fresh reactions from social media users.
Some commenters appeared to support the pastor, while others continued debating the allegations and the broader controversy surrounding SPAC Nation.
The latest development comes as online conversations about the church and some of its members continue to attract attention.
Adegboyega’s response has therefore added another dimension to the ongoing social media debate, with the clergyman maintaining that those with credible allegations should pursue them through formal legal channels rather than relying solely on online accusations.
