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Solomon Buchi dares pastor Tobi Adegboyega of Spac Nation to sue him
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Solomon Buchi dares pastor Tobi Adegboyega of Spac Nation to sue him

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Social media commentator, Solomon Buchi has challenged Pastor Tobi Adegboyega, to institute legal action against him over comments he made concerning the pastor and his church.

Buchi was reacting to Adegboyega’s recent remarks urging anyone with allegations against members of his church to report such matters to the police or pursue them through the courts.

Speaking in a video shared online, Buchi accused the pastor of attempting to intimidate critics with the possibility of legal action and dared him to follow through.

“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.

He further alleged that some individuals had suffered as a result of Adegboyega’s actions and claimed that there were people willing to publicly share their experiences.

Buchi also alleged that Adegboyega’s comments were directed at him as a warning, insisting that he was not intimidated by the prospect of being taken to court.

According to him, he is prepared to face Adegboyega in court and believes legal proceedings would provide an opportunity for both sides to present their cases.

The commentator further referenced a previous legal dispute in which he said he successfully sued other individuals, while challenging Adegboyega to take similar action against him.

Solomon Buchi dares pastor Tobi Adegboyega of Spac Nation to sue him

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