President Bongbong Marcos called the conditions set by religious leader Apollo Quiboloy for his surrender as “tail wagging.”
The self-proclaimed son of God said he would only surrender to authorities if the government could assure him that the United States (US) would not interfere in his case.
Quiboloy has a standing warrant of arrest over allegations of sexual abuse.
“It seems to be a little bit tail wagging, ano? Na siya magbibigay ng condition sa gobyerno dun sa kaso niya. Akusado siya sa warrant of arrest. So, I mean, we will exercise all the compassion to Pastor Quiboloy,” said Marcos.
Marcos said that US intervention may take years and is far off.
“That’s going to take years, so I don’t think that’s something he needs to worry about, quite frankly,” said Marcos.
