Three-Part Documentary On TB Joshua; 20 Years Of ‘Fake Miracles’ (More Details)

Three-Part Documentary On TB Joshua; 20 Years Of Fake Miracles
Three-Part Documentary On TB Joshua; 20 Years Of Fake Miracles

The British Broadcasting Corporation’s Africa Eye aired a three-part documentary on the late televangelist, Prophet Temitope Balogun Joshua (TB Joshua).

The lengthy video, available on YouTube as “Disciples: The Cult of TB Joshua,” is divided into three episodes and features testimonies from former disciples and church workers making serious allegations against the late prophet.

TB Joshua allegedly manipulated and physically abused witnesses from the United States, the United Kingdom, Namibia, and South Africa, forcing them to stay with him for up to 14 years.

The investigation also looks into the September 12, 2014 building collapse at Joshua’s Synagogue Church of All Nations guest house. At least 116 people were killed in the collapse, the majority of whom were foreigners.

In response, many netizens expressed shock and called for a thorough investigation into the allegations.

On the X, formerly Twitter, where the story has been trending, particularly in Nigeria and Ghana, a social media user @tahbryce commented, “It’s a crazy world, there’s much more than meets the eye.”

“Church should just be banned. Let everyone serve and praise their own God. We have a rotten people pretending to serve God”, @benKEofficial added.

“What is shocking is how many governments in Africa allow such fraudsters to operate” @Tirus56131185

Other social media users appeared to have a different take on the situation, asking various questions about the exposé.

“The TB Joshua documentary was just a roller coaster ride for me. First I was like, why will they wait for him to die before they drop it, knowing he can’t defend himself? After the last episode, I’m just sitting here in tears. IDK if it’s anger, disappointment, disbelief or pain” @gyaigyimii.

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Asare Michael Baarffour (Devarsh)

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2 Responses

  1. John kwesi says:

    Very pathetic

  2. Ayongotse Narteh says:

    Were there miraculous healings or were there not?

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