how long will quiboloy be in prison?

Apollo Quiboloy has not yet been sentenced in the Philippines, so there is no confirmed prison term to give right now. He is currently detained, and the biggest potential sentence depends on the outcome of his local criminal cases; reports say his U.S. charges could carry life imprisonment if he were tried and convicted there, but that is separate from any Philippine sentence.

What is known

• Philippine prosecutors have said he must first face the cases filed against him locally before any possible U.S. extradition.
• He was being held in Philippine custody, with courts later denying bail and keeping him detained.

• Public reporting has described the U.S. case as potentially carrying a life sentence if conviction happens there.

Practical answer

So the honest answer is: no one can say exactly how long he will be in prison yet because it depends on the court decisions ahead. If you mean the U.S. case specifically, the exposure could be very long, including life imprisonment; if you mean the Philippines case, the sentence is still undecided.

TL;DR

He is already detained, but his final prison time is still unknown because he has not been sentenced yet. The U.S. case carries the harsher possible punishment, including life imprisonment, if that case ever proceeds to conviction.