The Best Thing The English Did For Nigeria In 400 Years Is Keeping Their BeJesus Pastor Toby Adeboyega On English Soil: Please Don’t Foist Or Deport him to Africans, They Don’t Deserve This Karma , if he is deported he'll be made a Chief Initially then President, as in head of state of Nigeria ASAP

 

Abstract

Nigeria, as a developing country, faces a multitude of socio-economic challenges that render it ill-equipped to regulate or neutralize the influence of scrupulous individuals like Jesusian Toby Adeboyega. My posit examines the structural, cultural, and systemic factors that contribute to the inability of Nigeria’s social, economic, and legal frameworks to rein in such figures. 

By analyzing the socio-economic conditions of post-colonial Nigeria, this work highlights the connection between weak governance, cultural veneration of religiosity, and economic desperation that enables the proliferation of exploitative characters. 

My thesis contextualizes Toby Adeboyega’s actions, including his controversial statements like "Who is Jesus?", within a broader framework of neo-colonial influence and the global commodification of religion.

Introduction

Context and Background

Nigeria, Africa’s most populous nation and largest economy, boasts a rich cultural heritage and significant global influence. However, its social and economic structures have historically been undermined by colonial exploitation, weak governance, and systemic corruption. These vulnerabilities have created fertile ground for the rise of scrupulous characters who exploit societal weaknesses for personal gain. 

Toby Adeboyega, a Nigerian-born religious figure illegally based in the United Kingdom, represents a case study of how individuals exploit religious and socio-economic systems to achieve notoriety and financial success. His now-viral statement, "Who is Jesus?", exemplifies the provocative and polarizing tactics used by such figures.

Research Objectives [ my aim is to ] :

Investigate the socio-economic conditions in Nigeria that allow figures like Toby Adeboyega to thrive unchecked.

Explore the role of colonial legacies and neo-colonial structures in perpetuating systemic weaknesses.

Analyze the socio-cultural veneration of religion and its role in enabling exploitation.

Propose actionable recommendations for mitigating the influence of scrupulous individuals.

Chapter 1: Historical Context of Socio-Economic Vulnerabilities in Nigeria

Colonial Exploitation and Its Legacy

The British colonial administration’s extractive economic policies left Nigeria with a fragile economic structure heavily reliant on resource exploitation. This structural imbalance persists in modern Nigeria, creating a socio-economic environment rife with inequality and limited opportunities.

Neo-Colonialism and Global Power Dynamics

Post-independence, Nigeria’s economic policies have been heavily influenced by global financial institutions such as the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank. These institutions’ structural adjustment programs exacerbated economic instability, eroded public trust in governance, and deepened poverty—conditions that scrupulous figures exploit.

Chapter 2: The Role of Religion in Nigerian Society

Cultural Veneration of Religious Leaders

Religion plays a central role in Nigerian society, with leaders often seen as infallible figures of authority. This cultural veneration creates an environment where religious figures wield significant influence, often unchecked by societal or legal accountability.

Commodification of Religion

The globalization of religious practices has transformed faith into a commodified product. Figures like Toby Adeboyega leverage this commodification, marketing themselves as “spiritual entrepreneurs” who promise material prosperity in exchange for loyalty and financial contributions.

Chapter 3: Pastor Toby Adeboyega as a Case Study

Exploitation of Desperation. Toby Adeboyega’s rise to prominence in the UK indicates how individuals exploit the economic desperation and spiritual yearning of diasporic communities. His provocative statements and ostentatious lifestyle appeal to a demographic seeking hope and validation in the face of challenges.

The Viral "Who is Jesus?" Controversy

Adeboyega’s infamous declaration, "Who is Jesus?", encapsulates the provocative rhetoric used to gain attention and consolidate influence. This statement not only undermines traditional Christian teachings but also serves as a marketing tool to attract a younger, more disillusioned audience.

Chapter 4: Nigeria’s Institutional Weaknesses

Weak Legal and Regulatory Frameworks

Nigeria’s legal system is ill-equipped to prosecute or regulate figures like Adeboyega. Corruption, bureaucratic inefficiencies, and a lack of resources undermine efforts to hold such individuals accountable.

Economic Factors

High unemployment rates, widespread poverty, and limited access to quality education create a population vulnerable to exploitation. The lack of economic opportunities drives many Nigerians to seek solace in religion, making them susceptible to manipulative figures.

Chapter 5: Implications for Nigeria and the Global Diaspora

Reputational Damage

Figures like Adeboyega tarnish the global perception of Nigerian religious and cultural integrity. Their actions reinforce stereotypes of 419, corruption and exploitation associated with Nigerian leaders.

Socio-Economic Costs

The financial exploitation of followers by scrupulous religious figures diverts resources away from productive investments, perpetuating cycles of poverty and dependence.

Chapter 6: Recommendations and Conclusion

Strengthening Governance

Nigeria must prioritize the development of robust legal and regulatory frameworks to hold individuals accountable. This includes combating corruption and increasing transparency within the justice system.

Promoting Economic Empowerment

Investments in education, job creation, and social welfare programs can reduce economic vulnerability and empower citizens to resist exploitation.

Encouraging Critical Thinking

Educational reforms that promote critical thinking and secular reasoning can counteract the undue influence of manipulative religious figures.

Conclusion

Nigeria’s socio-economic vulnerabilities and cultural dynamics make it ill-equipped to manage figures like Pastor Toby Adeboyega. His continued residence in the United Kingdom spares Nigeria the socio-economic and reputational costs associated with his actions so Nigerias Mother country British Empire so therefore Britain in deed should keep this adebo -- whatever this guys name is, spare the Nigerias his energy, if he is deported he'll be made a Chief Initially then President, as in head of state of Nigeria ASAP  .