A prominent UK-based doctor confronts a Nigerian clergyman over controversial website charges
On August 28, 2026, UK-based medical practitioner Doctor Funmi publicly criticized Nigerian cleric Pastor Kingsley Okonkwo. Funmi accused the religious leader of operating an unethical matchmaking platform. The doctor claimed Okonkwo charges men N700,000 to connect them with women and secure pastoral access.
Social media users expressed pure shock on August 28, 2026, as a heavy financial claim surfaced online. UK-based Doctor Funmi directed a harsh accusation at popular Nigerian clergyman Pastor Kingsley Okonkwo.
The medical expert questioned the ethics behind a specific relationship website. Funmi directly compared the pastor to individuals who run illicit escort networks. This bold statement quickly captured immense public attention across multiple platforms.
Heavy Financial Claims
Doctor Funmi utilized social media to air his profound grievances regarding the alleged enterprise. He noted that the cleric demands a massive fee from men seeking female companions.
The doctor posted a detailed message on X under the handle @OurFavOnlineDoc. He accused the religious leader of commercializing his pastoral influence. The medical expert openly questioned the morality of the entire operation.
”A ‘man of God’ in Nigeria is charging men money to link them up with women on his website. Pastor is asking someone to pay 700k naira for link up with women and ‘access to pastor’. How is this different from what p—s do? Pastor dey run h—p platform. Atije Atimu yi sha 😭😭”, Doctor Funmi tweeted.
The Pastor Explains
Before the doctor launched this attack, Pastor Okonkwo actively promoted his exclusive network online. The cleric specifically targeted single men who struggle with modern dating.
Using his X account @kingsleypst, the pastor pitched the service as a safe space. He promised access to properly guided female members. Okonkwo presented the platform as a great alternative for less wealthy men.
”If you are a guy and feel relationships are out of your reach because you are not rich or you just want to meet godly well mentored ladies from all over the world then you have to join”, Pastor Okonkwo wrote.
The situation continues to generate intense debate across Nigerian social media circles. Many users demand further accountability from the famous clergyman.
