Pastor Tobi Adegboyega, the UK-based Nigerian leader of SP^C Nation, revealed during a live-streaming session that his monthly financial obligations amount to at least £300,000, including £14,000 spent daily on food and a standing commitment of £5,000 each day to support African countries.
Pastor Tobi's Breakdown of Daily and Monthly Spending
In a conversation with content creator Davrel, who asked for a rough estimate of his expenditure, Adegboyega said: "To be honest, nothing less than £300,000. We spend £14,000 daily on food, and I have an obligation to give African countries £5,000 every day." At current exchange rates, £300,000 translates to approximately ₦551 million, highlighting the scale of his financial commitments.
The £14,000 daily food bill alone amounts to roughly £420,000 a month, which suggests the quoted figure covers a broader range of costs rather than a single line item. His daily donation pledge to African countries adds another £150,000 or so to his monthly outgoings.
Reactions from Social Media Users
Legit.ng compiled comments from social media users reacting to the video. @IgweDonatus14 stated: "Thats a lot of money to be honest... is he getting it from tithes? Because if you`re doing giveaways like that from your business, won`t be long before you go bankrupt." @ChudiChris0 shared: "£14,000 every day on food plus £5,000 giveaways? Omo, that kind money no be small thing at all Nigerians will definitely want to know where the money is coming from." @iwunze_peter noted: "Werey Oniro …. Assuming na old testament wey holyspirit still active nii, thunder suppose don fire this one before he finish that session"
Adegboyega leads SP^C Nation, a London-based Pentecostal ministry that has drawn significant attention in the United Kingdom and across the African diaspora. The church has previously faced media scrutiny but maintains a strong following among young Nigerians in Britain.
Pastor Tobi's Past and Background
Legit.ng previously reported that Adegboyega opened up about his past during a chat with Peller. He disclosed that he was once part of a confraternity while studying at Olabisi Onabanjo University, formerly Ogun State University, and admitted to smoking during his university days. He said he later transformed his life, noting that he spent 25 years in Nigeria before relocating to the UK 20 years ago.
The revelation of his daily spending has sparked widespread discussion online, with many questioning the source of his funds and the sustainability of such high expenditures.
