Immediate President of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor will leave the country today.

Sources close to him said he is travelling overseas to refresh and recuperate after a six-year reign as the nation’s number one Christian citizen.

Though his destination was not disclosed, our correspondent understands that he will be cooling off in the United States of America (USA).

But there are insinuations that Oritsejafor is leaving the country to forestall a possible arrest and prosecution on money-laundering charges.

Security sources said the Warri-born preacher has been under surveillance since the new administration came on board, especially on the involvement of his private jet in the stack of $10 million cash meant for arms purchase.

The cash shipped through Oritsejafor’s 2014 Bombardier Challenger 600, Registration No N808HG was eventually seized by South African authorities in September, leading to a diplomatic row.

It was learnt that the former CAN President has since been under surreptitious probe by security agencies.

They were however said to be under to invite him for interrogations because of the ‘sensitive’ personality involved.

There are fears that inviting a sitting CAN president might precipitate religious tension, fuelling speculations that President Muhammadu Buhari plans to Islamise Nigeria.

The President was said to have been advised to allow Oritsejafor conclude his tenure after which he can be invited to explain his roles in the saga and some other financial misdeeds.

To prevent such possibility, Oritsejafor was said to have confided in his aides he would stay “out of view” for as long as possible.

He is also said to be drumming it into his successor, Rev Dr Supo Ayokunle that no Christian leader should be embarrassed for their convictions.

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