By Philip Phi
Posted Sep 13, 2026 at 3:41 PM
The Philippine National Police (PNP) conducted an inspection of the underground rooms at the Kingdom of Jesus Christ (KoJC) Compound in Davao City, revealing a hidden chamber. This facility, reportedly used to house women as “offerings” for KoJC leader Apollo Quiboloy, spans three levels. According to a confidential police source, the top two levels were allegedly reserved for the most attractive women, kept near Quiboloy, while the third level was purportedly used for other women.
The PNP’s operation aimed to serve warrants on charges of child abuse, human trafficking, and sexual exploitation against Quiboloy and associates. An exclusive video from the DAILY TRIBUNE showed one of the rooms inspected, linked to “Amanda,” a whistleblower whose testimony was crucial in exposing alleged abuses within the KoJC.
Amanda, a former “full-time miracle worker” for KoJC, testified at the Senate that she was coerced into a sexual relationship with Quiboloy at a young age, described as a “special privilege” for a select few. The KoJC compound, spanning several hectares, has long been shrouded in mystery, with its expansive grounds and towering structures.
The compound includes a large mansion, numerous smaller buildings, and extensive grounds. The main mansion serves as the residence for Quiboloy and his closest associates, equipped with luxurious accommodations. Other structures within the compound include administrative offices, meeting halls, and recreational areas, used for both religious activities and daily operations. The compound also features a large auditorium for worship services, often attended by thousands.
This investigation highlights the importance of accountability and governance within religious organizations, echoing Micah 6:8’s call for justice and mercy. As the legal proceedings continue, the focus remains on ensuring financial integrity and public trust, while caring for victims and seeking peace and justice.
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