‘They are NOT our Members’- MFM Church Speaks on Drug Traffickers Arrested in Cambodia

The Chairman of MFM Media Committee Worldwide, Oladele Bank-Olemoh has shut down claims that the eight Nigerians arrested by Cambodian authorities, for alleged drug trafficking, are members of MFM church.


The eight Nigerian men were arraigned together with a Cambodian for allegedly using MFM premises to deal in illicit drugs. They may reportedly face life imprisonment if found guilty by the Phnom Penh Municipal Court.

Speaking to SUNDAY PUNCH, Bank-Olemoh said that linking Mountain of Fire and Miracle Ministries to the accused persons was an attempt to drag the name of the church through the mud. He also added that the allegations appeared to be a vendetta against the church.

“You know the country is a Muslim country. The MFM church is the only African church in Cambodia that many black people attend,” he said.

He also revealed that the church was searched and no drugs were found but admitted that the suspects were arrested outside the premises of the church.

However, The Cambodia Daily reports that the accused “operated out of the Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries Church in Meanchey district between 2014 and early 2015.”

A verdict is expected to be given on the case in September following the final trial which took place last week.

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