Blogger Exposes Pastor Agbala Gabriel, Sparks Controversy Online
Popular blogger Tolani Oreniyi has released a new video, accusing Pastor Agbala Gabriel of being a scammer who lacks the spirit of God. She confidently claimed that his deceptive ways would soon lead to his downfall.
Social Media Reactions:
@Oluwaseun: “What will you gain from his downfall, my sister? I am not his fan, but the question is, will you be glad if anyone comes out for you and boasts that you’ll fall, whether you’re alleged or not? How will you feel, my sister?”
@Adeola Adex: “I only see Agbala Gabriel as a philanthropist, a generous man, but definitely not a pastor or prophet. But if you are waiting for his downfall, you will have to wait forever.”
@Taiwo Samson: “The truth that we should all understand is that Agbala Gabriel is just like a charity organization. All his members come to church not for salvation but for what to eat and take home at the end of the day.”
@Sulaiman: “As a Christian, Agbala Gabriel is not a 419. He is only showing love and care to the needy. Mind you, he is not sponsoring with his own money. People of different religions contribute for the charity. Yes, he will also see his own definitely, nobody will work in vain.”
@Esther:”Pls what is your own business with him? Are you the one contributing money for him? Hmmmm, envy is what makes people gossip and spread jealousy. Hmmm, the world is hard, and people are difficult.”
@Fade Hannah: “Calling him fake is an insult and saying he doesn’t have the Holy Spirit might be right. Agbala Gabriel is not Holy Spirit-filled, let’s not be biased. You can be a pastor and not have the Holy Spirit, but you will have the fruit of the Holy Spirit, and Agbala Gabriel has the fruit of the Holy Spirit and a little fear of God according to his strength. No one can have fear of God 100 percent, even 1 percent. We all live by grace.”
The online community is divided over these revelations, with some defending the pastor’s charitable acts and others questioning his spiritual authenticity.
