Social media commentator Solomon Buchi has challenged Pastor Tobi Adegboyega, founder of SPAC Nation, to take legal action against him over comments he made concerning the pastor and his church.
Buchi made the statement while reacting to Adegboyega’s recent remarks urging anyone with allegations against members of his church to report such matters to the police or pursue legal channels.
In a video shared online, Buchi accused the pastor of using the possibility of legal action to discourage critics and challenged him to proceed with a lawsuit if he believed his comments were defamatory.
“If you’re a man born of a woman, sue me. Let me teach you how to be cooked. We are in England, sue me,” Buchi said.
The commentator further alleged that some individuals had been affected by Adegboyega’s actions and claimed that there were people willing to publicly share their experiences.
Buchi insisted that he was not intimidated by the possibility of being taken to court, saying he was prepared to defend his statements through legal proceedings.
He also referred to previous legal disputes involving him, stating that court proceedings could provide an avenue for both parties to present their arguments.
The exchange follows renewed public discussion around comments made by Adegboyega regarding criticism of his church and calls for allegations to be addressed through formal channels.