In October 2020, the youths of Nigeria were fighting and making sure that we ended SARS. In the midst of this, we got news that got us in real shock. It was news that reminded us of how much the system has failed us.
Timi Adigun @timi_adigun , We call you out!
Pastor Timilehin Adigun has been harassing so many girls in his ministry and church in the past 5 years— a lot of people even say it is beyond 5 years.
A church that we put all of our hearts, submitted ourselves in service to - MINE TEENAGE
Our girls, sisters, women, mothers no longer feel safe anywhere, not even in the church.
Timi Adigun has tendered no apologies and neither has he owned up to this frivolous act of his. Instead, he has closed down the
We now find it hard to trust anyone or submit ourselves because we really can’t tell
We want you, Timi Adigun, to own up to this act, apologize and step down from pastoring while you get the needed discipline and therapy.
We are not judging you. We ask that you do what is right.
We are not even charging you yet, we just want you to do the right thing. Honour us and honour God. Let’s get people to trust human beings as safe spaces.
We can’t have that if we don’t right our wrongs.
Read more here: https://t.co/mMqkBHt6Z2
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