The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) concluded its investigation into Pastor Jerry Eze on April 29, 2026, in Abuja, Nigeria. The six-month inquiry examined allegations of money laundering linked to Eze’s financial activities. Despite the serious nature of the investigation, the EFCC commended Eze for his initiatives.
The EFCC chairman, Ola Olukoyede, stated that investigators observed large sums of money in a domiciliary account tied to Jerry Eze. However, after extensive scrutiny, the commission chose not to file any charges against him. Instead, they acknowledged his contributions to economic empowerment through his foundation.
In a related development, KPMG selected 240 beneficiaries for the Jerry Eze Foundation Business Grant, valued at $720,000. This grant aims to support entrepreneurs and small business owners in Nigeria. The foundation seeks to strengthen economic opportunities for recipients and promote entrepreneurship within the community.
The foundation’s efforts align with Jerry Eze’s broader mission as the Lead Pastor of Streams of Joy International and the Convener of New Season Prophetic Prayers and Declarations (NSPPD). His religious ministry has been instrumental in fostering community engagement and providing resources for economic growth.
Key facts about the investigation include:
- The EFCC investigated Jerry Eze for six months for alleged money laundering.
- KPMG selected 240 beneficiaries for the Jerry Eze Foundation Business Grant valued at $720,000.
- The grant aims to support entrepreneurs and small business owners.
Ola Olukoyede remarked on the investigation: “I investigated this man for six months for money laundering.” He later added, “I called you here to commend you,” highlighting the unexpected outcome of the inquiry.
Jerry Eze responded positively to the news. He stated, “Wat God Cannot Do Does Not Exist,” reflecting his faith and optimism about future endeavors. The conclusion of this investigation may enhance trust in his ministry and initiatives.