Apollo Quiboloy, the founder and leader of the Kingdom of Jesus Christ church, is currently the subject of an extradition request by the United States. The church, which was established in 1985 in Davao, Philippines, has expanded its operations globally, including the establishment of several branches within the United States.

Legal authorities in the U.S. have leveled multiple charges against Quiboloy, ranging from financial fraud to serious sex crimes. While the specific details of the indictment remain part of the ongoing legal process, the move to extradite him signals a significant escalation in the international effort to bring him to trial. The Kingdom of Jesus Christ has historically maintained a large and influential following in the Philippines, and the extradition request has drawn attention to the intersection of religious leadership and criminal accountability. As of now, the legal proceedings regarding his transfer to U.S. custody are pending, and the church has not issued a formal statement addressing the specific merits of the allegations.