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astor Bolaji Idowu, founder of Harvesters International Christian Centre, has spoken out against allegations of real estate fraud. He claims all stories about him owning properties in Nigeria are false and anyone with evidence should come forward.

    Local media reported on Tuesday that Pastor Bolaji was questioned by police over a real estate matter and money laundering. The viral story claimed he was being investigated at the Force Criminal Investigation Department (FCID) in Abuja, but would likely be released after questioning. However, many people woke up to see him leading his early morning prayers as usual.

    Pastor Bolaji is the convener of Next Level Prayer, a popular daily prayer session attended by thousands. On Wednesday, he appeared on his channel to address the allegations and deny claims that he buys or sells properties.

    "I want to clear some facts," Pastor Bolaji said. "I hear I'm involved in real estate. Anyone with evidence can provide it; I have no properties in Nigeria." He clarified that the only property he owns is one given to him by his late parents.

    Pastor Bolaji denied all allegations of real estate business, stating he does not sell or buy properties. He also challenged people claiming he receives billions into his accounts, saying they are public and can be checked online.

    He assured concerned individuals that he will address the matter further and thanked them for their support.