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Pastor Tobi Adegboyega's lawyer, Dele Olawande, refutes claims of a £1.87 million fraud involving the pastor, labeling the allegations false. Olawande emphasized that Adegboyega is not a criminal and should not face deportation. The case continues to generate discussions on social media as details unfold.

Pastor Tobi Adegboyega, a prominent religious leader, has denied recent allegations involving fraud and deportation following claims of a £1.87 million financial misappropriation. Adegboyega's lawyer, Dele Olawande, responded to the accusations, clarifying that the news surrounding his client is false. Olawande firmly stated that Pastor Adegboyega is not a criminal and that deportation should be reserved for individuals with criminal backgrounds, implying that his client has not been involved in any illicit activities.

The allegations, which circulated online, were widely discussed on social media, with many questioning the authenticity of the reports. Critics of Adegboyega have raised concerns about mismanagement of church funds, but the pastor’s legal team has vigorously contested these claims, maintaining his innocence.

In response to public outcry and the widespread circulation of the news, Olawande highlighted the issue of society's tendency to unfairly target individuals who stand out, especially when they challenge conventional norms. He further called for patience and urged the public to await the resolution of any ongoing legal matters.