[19] In December 2008, nine leaders of Ukrainian evangelical church associations signed a statement calling for repentance on Sunday Adelaja and his ministry.

[20] The latter accuse him of promoting a cult of personality, self-promotion, exaggerating his successes, teaching the Prosperity theology, cursing the members of the 'church who do not agree with him.

Later, several former church members went to the authorities claiming they were unable to recover the money they invested, which left many of them bankrupt.

Police later arrested Aleksandr Bandurchenko, a church member and one of King Capital's leaders, on suspicion of fraud.

[21] In March 2016, the Russian Union of Christians of Evangelical Faith announced in a press release that Adelaja was in recovery after confessing before a conference of pastors to adultery with women in the church.