Nigerian‑UK based pastor Tobi Adegboyega has provided an update on his health after undergoing surgery for cancer. The founder of SPAC Nation church had previously made his battle with the disease public. In a recent video posted online, Adegboyega discussed his recovery journey and revealed that he is set to begin chemotherapy as the next phase of treatment.
He reflected on his experience, noting that while some people might respond to a cancer diagnosis with denial or spiritual rebuke, he chose to confront the reality of his situation with courage. Adegboyega expressed gratitude for the public’s prayers and support during this challenging time. He acknowledged the common response in Nigerian culture to rebuke or deny such diagnoses, often citing spiritual beliefs, but emphasized his approach of facing the diagnosis head‑on. “I have gone through the surgery, and then there is the chemotherapy treatment afterwards. When you tell Nigerians this, they will say it’s not your portion in Jesus’ name, but it was my portion and I have faced it like a man should,” he said.
As Adegboyega prepares for the next stage of his treatment, his update serves as a testament to his resilience and appreciation for the support he has received. By openly discussing his health journey, he may help raise awareness about cancer and the importance of seeking medical treatment. His followers and well‑wishers continue to await further updates, and his openness may inspire others to prioritize their health and seek help when needed. With his chemotherapy schedule imminent, Adegboyega’s journey is far from over, but his determination and faith remain steadfast.
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