Famous Nigerian-born UK pastor, Tobi Adegboyega has been accused of having affair with Ezinne Dora Kayode, the wife of Nigerian footballer, Kayode Olanrewaju.
Mr Adegboyega, is the leader of the NXTION Family, better known as Salvation Proclaimers Anointed church or SPAC Nation in the United Kingdom.
Olanrewaju who revealed the alleged sexual exploits of Adegboyega to PM News on Saturday evening also accused his wife of fraud, adultery, and abduction of their children.
Apparently, it came to light that Pastor Adegboyega was allegedly involved in sexual relationships with Mrs. Kayode, who allegedly participated in orgies and would often be away from home for extended periods without informing her husband.
Speaking with PM News, Olanrewaju claims that his wife, Ezinne supposedly took two Mercedes SUVs from him to fund Pastor Adegboyega’s extravagant lifestyle and that of his associates. Not only that, she allegedly conspired with a realtor and some other friends to transfer his property ownership to herself.
He further stated that his wife abducted her three children on Sunday 24th March 2024, and their whereabouts has been unknown.
He continued to lament that despite all the complaints and petitions made to law enforcement, including the Nigerian Police FCID Alagbon under AIG Idowu Omohunwa, the efforts to recover the stolen vehicles, properties, and abducted children have been unsuccessful.
According to PM News, Mr. Kayode, overwhelmed by the situation, has unfortunately tried to take his own life not once, but twice. He even decided to terminate his football contract out of fear for his safety, as he has been receiving death threats from unknown individuals, including some within law enforcement circles.
Before all this, the clergyman, who is known for his stylish designer clothing, flashy gold jewelry, and fancy cars, gained popularity in the UK, where his church is based.
The church conducts its Sunday services at fancy hotels and conference suites which gives off more of a vibe similar to a rap concert rather than a traditional church gathering.
