Pastor Tobi Adegboyega’s Lawyer Debunks Deportation Claims

Dele Olawanle, the Solicitor to gospel minister, Tobi Adegboyega has declared false that the Gospel minister is facing deportation in the UK.

This follows rumours that the UK-based Pastor has been battling permanent residency since 2015. He was said to have arrived in the UK in 2005 on a visitor’s visa.

In a response to the viral reports, Olawanle in a statement obtained on X declared the rumour as false, claiming Adegboyega has lived in the UK for at least 20 years without any criminal convictions.

Olawanle statement reads, “People with calls and text messages have inundated me since last night.

I could not stop laughing when I read that Tobi Adegboyega faces deportation from the United Kingdom.

“The newspaper that carried the news was ignorant. I have act. for him as a lawyer on a personal basis and for the ministry. He Is not facing deportation from the UK. That is elementary immigration laws for journalists. Deportation is for criminals. He is not.

“Even though the courts and the charity commission had issues with SPAC NATIONS, he was not personally found guilty of any wrongdoings.

“Tobi has lived in the UK for at least 20 years without a criminal conviction. He has contributed significantly to the British community. He has faced many challenges, but he is a winner. Many of his adversaries are from the African community. Sensationalism is an act of idiocy. It is not worth the paper it was written on.

“I read some comments this morning and wondered why people are so quick to make ignorant comments without facts. t wondered why there is joy in seeing people go down, including so-called pastors. Society has a big problem, as we cannot handle people who are different and want them to go down. We love people who act sheepishly with zombie traits.

“As his lawyer, I wrote during the High Court decisions on SPAC NATIONS a few years ago. I have said that this latest news on deportation is false, and will make no further comments on this deportation matter Private, or official,” the statement added.