The camp of Kingdom of Jesus Christ founder and pastor Apollo Carreon Quiboloy on Sunday said his accusers are only using his closeness with President Rodrigo Duterte to indirectly destroy the latter, after the church leader was named ‘most wanted’ by the US Federal Bureau of Investigation.
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Kingdom of Jesus Christ founder Pastor Apollo Quiboloy (File photo) MANILA - President Rodrigo Duterte "will execute the laws accordingly" amid the issues hounding his spiritual adviser, Kingdom of Jesus Christ (KOJC) founder Pastor Apollo Quiboloy, Malacanang said Tuesday. Cabinet Secretary and Acting Presidential Spokesperson Karlo Nograles made this assurance after being asked if Duterte would continue supporting Quiboloy amid sex trafficking charges hurled against the KOJC leader. Nograles was also asked whether Duterte would allow Quiboloy's extradition to the United States (US) if requested. "As a lawyer and as a former prosecutor, and the chief executive of the country, he will execute the laws accordingly," Nograles said in a Palace press briefing. Nograles earlier said it is up to Duterte if he will keep Quiboloy as his spiritual adviser. "Again, we'll wait for the President's statement regarding that kasi bago pa lang itong development na