📍 London, UK — Pastor Tobi Adegboyega Leaves Hospital After Cancer Surgery
🎯 Key Takeaways
Tobi Adegboyega has been discharged from Harley Street Clinic after major cancer surgery
A huge crowd welcomed him as he stepped out, cheering and praying
In his sermon, he revealed: “I was diagnosed with cancer… I just had a major surgery”
Pastor Tobi donated £100,000 to cancer awareness and youth treatment
Mixed reactions on social media—some beautiful, some skeptical
The Full Gist
Omo, e choke! London go gas as Pastor Tobi Adegboyega steps outta hospital in style. E had cancer surgery but God do am! On his face? A thankful grin. Behind him? Chikai crowd, waving signs and shouting prayers.
In that emotional viral video, Pastor Tobi talk: “I was diagnosed with cancer… I’ve been dealing with it for months… I just fought the battle and the verdict to continue to live was given to me by God for a new level.” That quote hit deep.
The crowd? E no small. Nigerians worldwide gather outside, singing his praise. Some say “Massive love,” others dey ask if na AI watermark for PR stunt. But the energy? Electric.
He also dash £100k to help young people fighting cancer—big move! That one show say na more than showbiz, he genuinely care.
This story connect me personally. My aunty just dey hospital, battling breast cancer. This kind show of faith and community give hope. Na human story: pain, grit, love and fight. We all fit gather around those wey dey fight.
💬 Top Social Media Reactions:
Ignoble_ commented: “D love is massive.”
Boostie_boo commented: “We thank GOD.”
Odiuko_1_nnewi commented: “I don’t know I bursted laugh… He must be famous to have all these PR.”
Chyherself commented: “Even if ‘he isn’t man of God’ he’s still a powerful man of people… giving back is what matters.”
Ifydbadguy commented: “I doubt that this man had cancer… false prophets everywhere.”
Pastor Tobi Adegboyega’s hospital exit after cancer surgery shows resilience, faith, and massive community support. Whether fans see hope or raise eyebrows, one thing clear: this moment call for unity, prayer, and action. Let’s keep shining light on cancer fighters everywhere.
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Source: Original Story by Taiwo Owolawi / Legit.ng, Punch, Vanguard
