Disciples of the late Prophet TB Joshua have started to respond and refute the shocking and damaging allegations made against their founder.
Evelyn Joshua, the widow of the late Prophet, recently addressed the Synagogue Church of All Nations congregants on January 14, 2024. As the Church's new leader, she urged the congregants to remain faithful to God, as He is the Church's foundation. The mother-of-3 reminded the congregants of TB Joshua's last words, "Watch and Pray", another way of saying that he knew this day would come. At this point, she was only getting started.
On January 8 2024, the BBC Africa Eye released a documentary where over 25 former workers and disciples of SCOAN alleged abuse, exploitation, sexual crimes, occultism, manipulation, hypnotism, physical assault, and many more atrocities committed by the late TB Joshua. Initially, when the BBC reached out to SCOAN, the late Prophet's widow maintained that no evidence supported the allegations. Sadly, since the documentary's release, millions across Africa have questioned all they know about the late TB Joshua, including his philanthropic works and his legitimacy as a true man of God.
Days after, Evelyn Joshua broke her silence and publicly defended her late husband for the first time. Some of the disciples of SCOAN are also speaking out and debunking some of the eyewitnesses, including Paul Agomoh, Rae, Bisola, Sinle, and Ajoke, the alleged daughter of TB Joshua, who had outside wedlock. What did they all have to say after the shocking BBC documentary?
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