ACT Teachers Party-list Rep. France Castro (left), Pastor Apollo Quiboloy (Facebook, MANILA BULLETIN)

Makabayan solon ACT Teachers Party-list Rep. France Castro told Pastor Apollo Quiboloy not to flatter himself and instead advised him to face the music regarding his alleged cases of rape and abuse of women. 

"Sa bahagi ko naman, kay Quiboloy, wag ka ngang feelingero (On my part, I want to tell Quiboloy, don't flatter yourself)," Castro said in a press conference at the House of Representatives on Thursday, Feb. 22. 

"Ang akala mo ay hinahabol ka ng mga kababaihan, hinahabol ka dahil sa accountability mo at pananagutan mo sa mga kababaihan," she told the self-proclaimed "Appointed Son of God", who is believed to be in hiding.

(You think women chase after you, but the truth is you are chased for your accountability and responsibility to these women.)

Speaking of women, Gabriela Party-list Rep. Arlene Brosas also responded to the issue during the same presser. 

"Sabi niya nung nakaraan hingil sa mga rape cases laban sa kanya, madami daw kasing mga babae ang pinag-aagawan siya," she said.

(He earlier said regarding his rape cases that a lot of women were fighting over him.) 

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"Sa totoo lang po kaya po hinahanap o hinahabol si Quiboloy ay dahil napakaraming mga kababaihan at bata ang naging biktima ng kanyang malawak na human trafficking scheme. Yun po ang mga naghahanap sa kanya. Yung mga alleged inaakushan siya ng rape cases, siya po ay hinahanap (nila) para makahanap ng hustisya," Brosas explained. 

(The truth is, Quiboloy is being chased or hunted down because he victimed a lot of young girls in his expansive human trafficking scheme. Those are the people looking for him. The alleged rape victims want to find him in order to find justice.)

"Suggestion po namin, humarap siya sa Kongreso, humarap siya sa Senado lalo na sa mga pagdinig kaugnay ng mga kasong ito," she added. 

(Our suggestion is for him to appear before Congress, appear before the Senete especially in hearings regarding these cases.)