Only Part I Agree With Is TB Joshua Had Anger Issues, When He Got Angry People Took Cover- According to Ex Worker

Following the uproar surrounding the BBC’s investigative documentary on the late Nigerian pastor TB Joshua, several members of his congregation have stated they are unconcerned by the accusations made in the film. CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>

Recall that the BBC just published a documentary describing the alleged years-long abuse that members of the Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN) and former disciples of TB Joshua endured.

In the documentary, TB Joshua was accused of different atrocities, which included forced abortions, abuse of women, and staging fake miracles.

The BBC claimed that they spent two years carrying out the investigation, during which time they spoke to 25 former disciples and members of SCOAN from different parts of the world, and they recounted the horrors that TB Joshua subjected them to for years.

Speaking to the Punch, an ex-worker of the church who spoke on condition of anonymity said that she did not believe the allegations against the late pastor. She said that she was a beneficiary of TB Joshua’s scholarship programme.

According to the report by the Punch, she said that the only thing she agrees with is that TB Joshua had anger issues, adding that there was even a time that TB Joshua asked the church to pray for him about his anger issues.

She said, “I lived in a discipleship for six months. The only part I agree with is that he had anger issues. When he got angry, everyone took cover. I even remember that once, he told the church to pray for him that he had anger issues.” CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>