Omale has through his church assisted the less privileged, including women, children and homeless people.
[1][5] On 12 July 2020, during the arrest and questioning of former acting chairman of Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, Ibrahim Magu by presidential probe panel in Nigeria, Omale's name was mentioned through an investigative report on EFCC's activities by the Nigerian Financial Intelligence Unit, NFIU.
[6] Omale denied the allegations through his lawyer and went ahead to sue the News Agency of Nigeria for the story in a 1 billion naira lawsuit.
[9][10] On 5 September 2020, Omale sued First City Monument Bank in a 5 billion naira lawsuit, citing that the bank falsely reported to the Nigerian Financial Intelligence Unit that 573 million naira was paid into his church account.
[11] On 27 September 2020, the bank publicly apologized to Omale, noting they regretted the error that led to the transfer of the money to his account.