₦airaland Forum

Gboom:
I've seen more fanatical people than, las las ,the word of God (Jesus Christ) caught, and they surrendered their lives to him ambosi ambosi iwo t'o n je nkan kan. It's matter of time, you will rababa niwaju Jesu

press9jatv:
I love the way pastor Idowu speaks here

Alleged N1.5bn fraud: Pastor Bolaji Idowu breaks silence, addresses allegations

The Lead Pastor of Harvesters International Christian Centre (HICC), Pastor Bolaji Idowu, has spoken out regarding allegations of his involvement in real estate fraud and money laundering.

Some media platforms (Not Tribune) reported on Tuesday that the cleric was in police custody for questioning over a fraud case involving N1.5 billion.

Responding to the allegations during his Next Level online prayer session on Wednesday, Pastor Idowu maintained his innocence regarding the claims.


He denied any involvement in real estate transactions, stating that he neither owns nor deals in properties.

Also, he refuted claims of receiving large sums of money, specifically billions of naira, into his accounts.

While refraining from addressing the allegations in detail, Pastor Idowu expressed gratitude to his congregations for their unwavering support.

In his words, “Over the last 24 hours, there’s been a lot of news about me on social media, about this and about that.

“I just want to state some facts clearly. I heard that number one, I was involved in real estate. I do not and anyone that has contrary evidence can produce it.

“I do not have any property in Nigeria. The only property I have in Nigeria was one that my late parents bequeathed to me. There is no property that I have bought or have in Nigeria.

“Secondly, I do not sell or buy properties. I am not in that business. Someone said I received billions into my account. My accounts are public accounts, you can go and check if I have ever received billions into my account.


“There are just a lot of things ongoing in the press but this is not a forum to address it. I want to thank all of you that showed a lot of love. Thank you for doing that.“


https://tribuneonlineng.com/alleged-n1-5bn-fraud-pastor-bolaji-idowu-breaks-silence-addresses-allegations/amp/

Arrowhead71:
I pity you and your generation, go ask Abacha who tried to try it yesterday how he ended, if you think every pastor is ordinary

Yung6six:
Thank God u have parents who left stuffs for you.
I lost my dad at age 9. He died when he was just 33yrs old. As the only child, life has been cruel

AntiChristian:
Pakute esu oni mu mi o!

Tayorshd87:
Nigerians are well known for fraudulent activities and am not expecting you to say the truth either .

The leader have actually thought us manipulations around the world 🌎

You leave ur country go another country go practice what u learn from your own country 😂

Jesus is lord !!!

lereinter:
And also citizen of nigeria

What you pass through is better imagined

May God show you favour Amen

press9jatv:
I love the way pastor Idowu speaks here

Alleged N1.5bn fraud: Pastor Bolaji Idowu breaks silence, addresses allegations

The Lead Pastor of Harvesters International Christian Centre (HICC), Pastor Bolaji Idowu, has spoken out regarding allegations of his involvement in real estate fraud and money laundering.

Some media platforms (Not Tribune) reported on Tuesday that the cleric was in police custody for questioning over a fraud case involving N1.5 billion.

Responding to the allegations during his Next Level online prayer session on Wednesday, Pastor Idowu maintained his innocence regarding the claims.


He denied any involvement in real estate transactions, stating that he neither owns nor deals in properties.

Also, he refuted claims of receiving large sums of money, specifically billions of naira, into his accounts.

While refraining from addressing the allegations in detail, Pastor Idowu expressed gratitude to his congregations for their unwavering support.

In his words, “Over the last 24 hours, there’s been a lot of news about me on social media, about this and about that.

“I just want to state some facts clearly. I heard that number one, I was involved in real estate. I do not and anyone that has contrary evidence can produce it.

“I do not have any property in Nigeria. The only property I have in Nigeria was one that my late parents bequeathed to me. There is no property that I have bought or have in Nigeria.

“Secondly, I do not sell or buy properties. I am not in that business. Someone said I received billions into my account. My accounts are public accounts, you can go and check if I have ever received billions into my account.


“There are just a lot of things ongoing in the press but this is not a forum to address it. I want to thank all of you that showed a lot of love. Thank you for doing that.“


https://tribuneonlineng.com/alleged-n1-5bn-fraud-pastor-bolaji-idowu-breaks-silence-addresses-allegations/amp/

AngelicBeing:
Chai

sisisioge:
I knew it couldn't have been true....pastorIdowu is too transparent to be roped into fraud

femi4:
For everything there is a season, and a time for every matter under heaven: ... a time to keep silence, and a time to speak" (Eccl. 3:1, 7)

Gboom:
Amin ati emi na
pakute esu o ni mu wa lapapo!

chigoziri2403:
too much talk says the holy book

Blazetrailer:
Lol...you are a paid PR agent....easily found out

Let him prove his case, stop fronting for him.

No smoke without fire, you cant wake up ajs arrest someone fornfraud ifbhe has not been minglingbwith fraudsters or involved innitninbthe past

lereinter:
What do you expect him to say?

There's no smoke without fire

How can anyone just pick you up for fraud, a pastor for that matter

femi4:
Did I quote an unholy book? And who are you to measure when talk is too much

chigoziri2403:
When you find yourself in a place of regret,
You wish you didn't talk so much

femi4:
When you find your before an open request, don't talk. A closed mouth is a close destiny

chigoziri2403:
My destiny doesn't need my mouth to be open, that's why it's called destiny, I am what I am

Yung6six:
Thank God u have parents who left stuffs for you.
I lost my dad at age 9. He died when he was just 33yrs old. As the only child, life has been cruel

Bodydiialect57:
Hold on to The WayMaker, He will make a way for you.

It is well with you.

femi4:
coming from someone born of the 24th of March...that's a closed destiny. Learn to open your mouth like jabez and experience a turn around

Jayhome24:
Alright, you are entitled to your opinion but the guy have spoken so if you have any evidence to counter what he says then produce it and socialised media will loud it but if you have no evidence to substantiate what you are saying it is better you move to the next topic.

OneCandleAway:
I'm sure the 2 pastors you cited will not be happy they way you described them. I believe they would rather be keen on being known to have made more people eligible for heaven and not the amount of riches they have. All the riches and fame will not deliver then from God's judgement.