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MFM Boss, Olukoya Reacts To Sowore's Accusations, Says, Pastor Jimoh Was Involved in Multiple Offences

Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministry (MFM) and its General Overseer, Dr. Daniel Olukoya, have denied accusations that he {Dr. Olukoya} framed or imprisoned former pastors Mr. Femi Jimoh and Caleb Oloruntele, or anyone else, for any period.

 Olukoya addressed social media reports calling for his arrest and prosecution over alleged police torture and the incarceration of Mr. Femi Jimoh, a former pastor of the church.

Recently, Omoyele Sowore, the convener of RevolutionNow, through the online platform Sahara Reporters, urged the Nigeria Police Force to arrest and prosecute Dr. Olukoya for allegedly influencing the nine-year incarceration of pastor Femi Jimoh without trial.

 Jimoh had accused the church of orchestrating his detention over alleged armed robbery.

At a press conference, the church's Chief Legal Adviser, Davidson Adejuwon, clarified that Mr. Jimoh had been remanded and granted bail, but his family did not secure sureties for his release.

He stated that while Mr. Jimoh served as a pastor, he was involved in multiple offenses at various branches, leading to internal discipline and redeployment.

 Due to credible intelligence of a planned armed attack on the church, the matter was reported to law enforcement, which was then handled by the state.

Adejuwon emphasized that the church and Dr. Olukoya are dedicated to the welfare and security of their members, and they would not harbor anyone with criminal intentions.

 He also noted the absurdity of claims that MFM would frame its pastors over allegations involving the church's Chief Security Officer (CSO) and a herbalist.

Witness Pastor Moses Oluwadare confirmed that Pastor Jimoh worked with him in Warri, Delta State, and was brought to the MFM headquarters in Lagos for deliverance after being involved in adultery in 2002.

Another witness, Mr. Michael Gbadamosi, denied allegations of visiting a herbalist in Ogbomoso.

Jimoh Omojomolo, a security personnel and member of the OPC in Iwaya, Yaba, recounted that Pastor Femi approached him with a robbery plan targeting MFM church offerings.

Omojomolo involved other individuals and reported the matter to law enforcement.

 They sought advice and took precautions, including recording conversations with Femi.

Omojomolo and another witness, Adebayo Fatai (also known as Aboki), corroborated the claims that Pastor Femi attempted to involve them in the robbery.

Efforts to contact Femi Jimoh or his lawyer were unsuccessful as their contacts were not reachable.