Media personality Isaac Fayose has revealed a disturbing story about his son and nephew’s experience with controversial cleric Pastor Tobi Adegboyega.

Fayose shared how the boys accused the pastor of manipulation during their time in the UK, painting a vivid picture of what transpired.

According to Fayose, he initially brought his son to Nigeria to make him tougher but returned him to the UK after his 16th birthday.

It was then that his nephew introduced him to Pastor Tobi’s church. The two boys later recounted their ordeal, sitting Fayose down for three hours to describe what happened seven years ago.

Pastor Tobi, founder of the now-defunct Salvation Proclaimers Anointed Church, allegedly took the boys to a luxurious mansion.

There, he reportedly convinced them to donate half of their salaries to the church, claiming it was for “God’s work.”

Fayose expressed his disbelief at the cleric’s actions and remarked that such behavior wouldn’t be tolerated in the UK. He added that Pastor Tobi should consider returning to Nigeria.

This revelation comes amid growing controversies surrounding Pastor Tobi. A UK immigration tribunal recently ordered his deportation following allegations of mismanaging £1.87 million in church funds.

Fayose’s account has stirred heated reactions online. Many users were quick to voice their opinions about the pastor’s alleged conduct.

One commenter noted, “If this happened in Nigeria, people would claim you’re going against God’s anointed.” Another joked, “Daddy Freeze is probably setting up his ring light right now for a live session.”

Some took a more serious tone, pointing out the UK’s strict stance on immigration. “British authorities will handle him properly,” one user commented.

Another suggested, “Tag Daddy Freeze to hear what he has to say about this. He always supports Pastor Tobi but criticizes Nigerian pastors.”

Fayose’s story adds to the growing list of allegations against Pastor Tobi Adegboyega. With his deportation looming and his reputation under fire, the cleric continues to face scrutiny from all sides.

Whether he stays in the UK or returns to Nigeria, it’s clear his controversies won’t fade anytime soon.