The BBC has released an investigation on the Synagogue Church of All Nations founder TB Joshua.
The investigation, which spanned two years, includes allegations of sexual assault and faked miracles.
Over 25 former disciples of TB Joshua from countries like the UK, Nigeria and Ghana spoke to the BBC.
The BBC report showed evidence of widespread abuse and torture by the Synagogue Church of All Nations founder TB Joshua.
In the report, Synagogue Church of All Nations members made allegations of sexual assault and forced abortions against TB Joshua, who died in 2021.
The allegations span almost 20 years, according to the report. The Synagogue Church of All Nations did not respond to the allegations in the BBC report but said the claims have been unfounded.
The BBC released a three-part documentary on its YouTube page.
A number of the victims were in their teens when they first joined TB Joshua’s church. The BBC’s findings over its two-year investigation also include reports of faked miracle healings. Jim Iyke, a popular Nigerian actor, speaks on encounter with TB Joshua.
YEN.com.gh reported that Nollywood actor Jim Iyke recounted an encounter he had in Pastor TB Joshua’s church in 2013. Iyke recounted all that went down at the church until he forgot himself. A video of the actor losing his senses at the church as the preacher laid hands on him went viral. The actor noted that he did not believe he was the one in the videos that went viral and added that the world is intense.
A four-member NDC delegation from Ghana was spotted at the funeral of the Nigerian televangelist in 2021. Former President John Mahama sent them to represent him at the late televangelist’s one-week-long funeral and burial service. Professor Naana Jane Opoku Agyeman led the delegation. TB Joshua was close to Ghana’s late President, John Evans Atta Mills. He prayed and prophesied that the late President Mills would emerge victorious in the 2008 general elections after several failed attempts to be president.
– YEN.com.gh