Renowned Nigerian lawyer, Femi Falana, has sparked controversy with his recent comments on Pastor Enoch Adeboye, claiming that the notable clergyman is building “business centers” rather than religious institutions. 
Speaking in an interview with Sahara TV, Falana addressed Pastor Adeboye’s statement about opening more churches to ensure accessibility for worshippers within walking distance.
According to Falana, such expansion reflects a focus on financial interests rather than fostering genuine spirituality.
“That is opening more business centers and not religious institutions,” he stated.
The remarks have drawn mixed reactions from the public, with some defending the pastor’s initiative as a means of spreading faith, while others support Falana’s critique.
Social media users also weighed in, with one comment asking, “Can Adeboye sue for defamation?” while another noted, “At the end of the day, your heart matters most when you worship God.”
This debate highlights the growing conversation about the role of religion in modern society and the importance of fostering love and understanding, regardless of personal beliefs or institutional flaws.
