Neno Evangelism Church founder Pastor James Ng’ang’a has come out to defend the late Nigerian prophet TB Joshua, who was lately accused of faking miracles and exploiting his followers by a BBC documentary.
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The documentary, titled “The Life and Loss of life of TB Joshua”, aired on BBC Africa Eye, and featured testimonies from former disciples of Joshua, who claimed that he used them to stage healings and deliverances, and likewise subjected them to bodily and sexual abuse.
The documentary sparked a number of controversy and debate amongst Christians and non-Christians alike, with some questioning the authenticity and integrity of Joshua’s ministry, whereas others expressing their admiration and gratitude for his humanitarian and philanthropic work.
Pastor Ng’ang’a mentioned that he had met Joshua personally when he visited his church, the Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN), in Lagos, Nigeria, and that he was satisfied that he was a real man of God.
He mentioned that Joshua handled him with respect and hospitality.
He additionally mentioned that Joshua suggested him to return to Kenya and unfold the gospel and that he by no means requested him for any cash or favours.
“That man was a person of God. I went there. I went to TB Joshua’s church and when he heard I used to be round he ordered I be transferred to a different home which was presidential. On Sunday I went to his church and located my seat and my spouse’s had been reserved regardless of the church being full. I used to be known as. I later invited him to Kenya, however he informed me to loosen up and return to Kenya and unfold the gospel,” he mentioned.
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