Apostle Sam Adegoke Pamilerin, known as Mobile-Fire and the lead pastor of Elijah Generation Church, has publicly acknowledged his past mistakes by apologizing to women he had sexual relationships with prior to his marriage. This statement comes after a period of reflection during which he stepped back from his public ministry and social media presence.

In his apology, Pastor Pamilerin admitted that while the relationships occurred before his marriage, they did not align with the standards of holiness and integrity expected of him as a Christian minister. He expressed remorse for any pain his actions may have caused to the women involved, his wife, family, church community, and colleagues.

The pastor emphasized that he is not attempting to excuse his behavior or diminish its significance by pointing out that it took place before his marriage. He stated, "I am not making excuses for what happened or seeking to minimise it because it occurred before my marriage."

Pastor Pamilerin has been actively seeking spiritual guidance, pastoral support, and professional counseling as part of his journey towards repentance and accountability. He recognized that true repentance must be reflected in changed behavior and a commitment to accountability.

In his statement, he expressed readiness to face the consequences of his past actions, demonstrating a desire for personal growth and transformation. He also requested prayers from his community, seeking the humility and courage necessary to confront his past honestly, make amends where needed, and allow for genuine change in his life.

This public apology marks a significant moment for Pastor Pamilerin, as he aims to restore trust and integrity within his ministry and among his followers. His willingness to address his past openly may serve as a reminder of the importance of accountability and integrity in leadership roles, particularly within the religious community.