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Court issues arrest warrant vs Quiboloy, others over US extradition request

Court issues arrest warrant vs Quiboloy, others over US extradition request

Quiboloy and two others have been on the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s most wanted list since 2022

MANILA, Philippines – Makati City Regional Trial Court (RTC) Branch 145 has issued a warrant of arrest against doomsday preacher and Kingdom of Jesus Christ founder Apollo Quiboloy and two others in relation to the United States government’s request to extradite them.

“On 12 November 2026, pursuant to Section 4, Rule 2 of the Rules on Extradition Proceedings, the court issued an Extradition Warrant of Arrest against the [said] individuals, after finding probable cause that: (a) each extradite is the person named in the corresponding foreign arrest warrant and indictment, (b) that the offenses charged are extraditable offenses, and (c) that each extraditee committed the offense or offenses charged,” the Department of Justice (DOJ) said on Friday, November 13.

Apart from Quiboloy, the extradition petition includes Teresita Tolibas Dandan and Helen Panilag.

“At the same time, said court likewise issued a hold departure order against each extraditee, to prevent any attempt by each of them to depart from the Philippines,” the DOJ added.

On November 10, the DOJ announced that the US request to extradite Quiboloy, Dandan, and Panilag was filed with the Makati City court the day before. The extradition petition was docketed as case number R-MKT-26-02823-SP and was raffled to Branch 145.

“Per the Rules on Extradition Proceedings, once the court is notified of the implementation of the…

In brief

MANILA, Philippines – Makati City Regional Trial Court (RTC) Branch 145 has issued a warrant of arrest against doomsday preacher and Kingdom of Jesus Christ founder Apollo Quiboloy and two others in relation to the United States government’s request to extradite them. Apart from Quiboloy, the extradition petition includes Teresita Tolibas Dandan and Helen Panilag.

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