As congratulatory messages poured in on social media, many people assumed Bishop Olufunke Felix-Adejumo had reached a significant academic milestone. According to viral reports, the 63-year-old preacher graduated from Nigerian Law School and enrolled in the 2026 Call to Bar class. However, her management team has since clarified that the reports are incorrect.
Funke Adejumo, wife of Felix Adejumo, founder of Agape Christian Ministries, has denied reports that she graduated from the Nigerian Law School.
The reports gained attention during the 2026 Call to Bar ceremonies, with several social media users and blogs claiming that the cleric had completed the programme. 
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In a statement shared on her Instagram page, Adejumo’s management team thanked those who celebrated her educational journey but clarified that the reports were false.
“We sincerely appreciate the blogger for celebrating and highlighting Bishop Olufunke Felix-Adejumo’s educational journey. Your support and admiration are truly valued. However, we wish to respectfully clarify that the circulated report claiming that Bishop Olufunke Felix-Adejumo has completed the Nigerian Law School at the age of 63 is incorrect.”
“Bishop Olufunke Felix-Adejumo has not graduated from the Nigerian Law School, nor has she completed her undergraduate law programme.”
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The statement, signed by the administrator of the Funke Felix-Adejumo Matrix Centre, explained that the photograph used in the viral reports came from her matriculation ceremony.
“The photo she recently shared on her social media platforms was a throwback to her matriculation ceremony, not a graduation or completion ceremony. She is still a law student and remains committed to her academic journey with dedication and excellence. We kindly encourage everyone to verify information before sharing it, so we can all help prevent the spread of misinformation.”
The clarification puts an end to speculation about her academic status and confirms her continued pursuit of a law degree. Her management team also urged the public to double-check information before sharing it to avoid the spread of false reports.
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