Pastor Apollo Quiboloy of the Kingdom of Jesus Christ (KOJC) has stated he will confront his legal cases in the Philippines if he receives written assurances from the Marcos administration that the United States will not interfere. Quiboloy demands guarantees from high-ranking Philippine officials, including the President, the Justice Secretary, and law enforcement leaders, to prevent any American involvement, particularly avoiding extraordinary rendition.
Quiboloy’s request comes amidst his accusations against the US and Philippine governments of conspiring against him, hinting at potential abduction or assassination through extraordinary rendition. This demand aligns with his ongoing legal battles, including child abuse charges in Davao City, where he remains at large despite the arrest and bail posting of his co-accused.
The situation is further complicated by Quiboloy’s claims of a collaboration between American and Philippine authorities aimed at his capture, reflecting the international dimension of his legal challenges. As the case unfolds, Quiboloy’s stance highlights the intricate and contentious nature of his legal entanglements, both domestically and internationally.