[7] On 20 May 2020, Adegboyega reportedly stepped down as Lead Pastor of SPAC Nation and handed over the church to Samuel Akokhia, two years prior to its closure.

Students from disadvantaged backgrounds, aspiring to attend Russell Group and Ivy League universities like Harvard, Cambridge and Imperial College were supported by grant-funding aiding them in their fees and living costs during their studies.

[12][13] In January 2020, his church was accused of financial exploitation and fraud by Croydon North MP Steve Reed, but as of February 2020, the police have said that they would not launch a criminal enquiry.

[17] The Metropolitan Police told HuffPost: “Officers from central specialist crime carried out a review to identify if any criminal offences had been committed.

[19] The Metropolitan Police stated that officers had made efforts to contact all potential informants, including individuals who had reportedly communicated with a local Member of Parliament.

[21] In June 2022, Adegboyega's SPAC Nation church was ordered to shut down for good by the U.K. government, after failing to properly account for more than £1.87 million of outgoings and operating with a lack of transparency.

It was said that at the release of these convicts from prison, he takes them in to make sure they do not fall back to crime, and that he encourages former gang members to drop their weapons at the altar during services.