An Open Letter To Pastor Apollo Quiboloy On This ‘National Heroes Day’

Dear Pastor Apollo Quiboloy,

On this National Heroes Day, what better way to claim your rightful place among the valiant than by emerging from the shadows? After all, nothing screams heroism quite like facing justice head-on. 

Imagine the headlines: *”Pastor Quiboloy Saves Police Force from Endless Hide-and-Seek!”* Not only would you be doing a public service by letting the hardworking officers reunite with their families, but you’d also grant your followers the peace they’ve been longing for. Think of the relief they’d feel knowing their leader has finally chosen the path of righteousness. 

So, Pastor, don your cape of courage, step into the light, and be the hero this day deserves. After all, isn’t leading by example the most divine calling of all?

Yours in anticipation of your brave surrender.

The New People Power: Can Davao City Shut Itself Down?

Ah, the dawn of a new “People Power” in Davao City—where the masses rally not for democracy, but for the divine right of a man facing an international

arrest warrant. Back in 1986, two million Filipinos toppled a dictator, but today, Davao’s entire population might just shut down the city to protect a fugitive pastor. 

Imagine the scene: the whole city grinding to a halt, businesses closed, and traffic at a standstill—all to preserve the freedom of someone whose “Kingdom” is threatened not by tyrants, but by legal subpoenas. 

EDSA 1 took on tanks and tyranny, but Davao’s version is apparently about defending a different kind of kingdom, one that’s more celestial—or perhaps just celestial in its audacity. Because why fight for democracy when you can fight for a kingdom built on divine intervention and questionable investments?

KOJC: Kingdom O Kulto? (video)

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