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Kingdom of Jesus Christ founder Apollo Quiboloy is now considered a “fugitive” after authorities again failed to serve an arrest warrant against him after visiting his possible hideouts, an official of the National Bureau of Investigation said.
KOJC members and Quiboloy’s co-accused Jackielyn Roy and Ingrid Canada posted bail at the Davao City Hall of Justice.“When they knew that they already have a warrant of arrest, they didn’t want to hide all the time while the cases were pending, so they turned to us,” Albao said. Quiboloy also has a standing warrant of arrest from the Federal Bureau of Investigation for alleged frauds in the United States.
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