EFCC Investigates Prophet for N70.3m Fraud Claims

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has commenced an investigation into Godwin Sundai Ajuluchukwucheya, a self-acclaimed prophet known as Prophet Sundai Koboko, for allegedly defrauding church members of N70.3 million. The EFCC disclosed that the Enugu zonal director is handling the case, which involves claims that Ajuluchukwucheya obtained money from church members through various schemes that promised spiritual interventions and investment opportunities.
A petition identified Okei Uwakw, who alleged that Ajuluchukwucheya collected N6.23 million under the guise of spiritual work to persuade his brother to return to Nigeria from abroad. Further allegations include receiving N3.25 million for helping a childless sister-in-law conceive after 15 years of infertility.
The EFCC's investigation revealed that Ajuluchukwucheya had encouraged members to contribute financially, claiming they would win a N33 billion lottery, and had collected a total of N13.33 million without providing any benefits. The total amount allegedly collected from church members stands at N70.39 million, with the EFCC stating that charges will be filed upon conclusion of the investigation.
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