Alleged money laundering: SCOAN Trustee on the run over EFCC invitation

One of the Trustees of Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN), Mr. Joseph David Omojevbe, has been invited by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) over allegations of money laundering and theft from the vault of the Church.
But, to avoid arrest, he is said to be on the run.
A source in the church also accused him of
sponsoring recent negative narratives on the social media, claiming that SCOAN members have rejected the new leader of the Church, Mrs Evelyn Joshua.
The source disclosed that Omojevbe “is being sponsored by some foreigners to destabilise the Church and cause crises with the sole intent of looting Church funds and absconding”.
He said: “Humans are very wicked and the level of disloyalty and criminality being perpetuated in the Church since the demise of our Founder, Pastor Temitope Balogun Joshua, is becoming alarming.
“The perpetuators in the Church hierarchy want to continue their impunity. Consequently, they are vehemently opposing the newly appointed leader of the Church, as proclaimed by the Court, Mrs Evelyn Joshua, from taking up the new mantle placed on her.
“Mr. Omojevbe is from Delta State (an Urhobo native) who attended Yaba School of Technology. When allowed, he was one of the people that ran commentaries on the Sunday service in the background in Church.
“For some reasons, he was discharged from the Church on several occasions. He left to be a musician about three years ago, then begged to be allowed back to the fold when his music career was stagnant.
“He is a Trustee being used to challenge Mrs. Joshua’s leadership and they have now filed an application to set aside a judgement of the court. Dedicated church members have already accepted the leadership of Mrs. Joshua”.