Pastor Bolaji Idowu of Harvester International Church Arrested in Connection with Money Laundering and Real Estate Fraud
Pastor Bolaji Idowu, the founder of Harvester International Church, has been arrested by the Nigerian Police for alleged involvement in money laundering and real estate fraud. Idowu, who is also known for organizing the Next Level Prayer Conference, is currently being interrogated by officers at the Force Criminal Investigation Department (FCID) in Abuja.
According to well-placed sources within the police command, the arrest followed an investigation into the pastor’s financial activities. The sources revealed that Idowu is facing serious accusations related to fraudulent real estate transactions and money laundering. The arrest comes as part of a wider investigation into allegations of illicit financial activities linked to his church and personal business dealings.
A police insider disclosed, “Pastor Bolaji Idowu, who is the head of the Next Level Prayer Conference, has been taken into custody by the police. He is presently being questioned in Abuja over allegations of money laundering and involvement in real estate fraud.”
The investigation appears to focus on suspicious financial transactions and dealings involving significant sums of money, some of which may be linked to fraudulent property acquisitions and sales. Authorities are looking into whether Idowu used his position within the church to facilitate illegal financial activities. The probe into these activities is expected to provide more clarity on the nature of the alleged crimes.
As the investigation progresses, the Nigerian Police are expected to release further information regarding the scope of the allegations. Pastor Idowu’s arrest has generated considerable attention, with many closely monitoring developments in the case. The outcome of the investigation will likely have broader implications for the transparency of financial activities within religious organizations in Nigeria.
