10 Things About The Life Of Late Prophet T.B Joshua
It’s a sad day in Nigeria since the country has recently lost T.B Joshua, a charismatic Nigerian pastor, televangelist, and philanthropist.
T.B Joshua was the founder and leader of The Synagogue, Church of All Nations, a Christian megachurch that operates the Emmanuel TV television station from Lagos throughout his lifetime.
In this post, NewsDirect looks at the ten important things about his life before he passed away.
1. T.B. Joshua was born in the small town of Arigidi in Akoko, Ondo State, Nigeria, on June 12, 1963, after spending 15 months in his mother’s womb.
2. He allegedly tried to join the Nigerian Army but was unable to do so because the train he was on broke down, leaving him stranded en route to the military academy.
3. T.B. Joshua is a three-parent family. Evelyn Joshua, his wife, is his life partner. Serah Joshua, his elder daughter, graduated from the London School of Economics, and Promise Joshua,
4. IrohinOdua, the first pan-Yoruba news outlet, once named him the “Yoruba man of the decade.”
5. His television station, Emmanuel TV, has increased the visibility of his ministry, attracting an increasing number of foreigners from all over the world to his weekly church services.
6. He is frequently dogged by controversies, owing to the nature of the illnesses and afflictions he is said to have cured and delivered people from. He’s also recognized for his forecasts and predictions.
7. In 2014, a guesthouse on his church grounds collapsed, killing approximately 115 South Africans.
8. Did you know he’s a published author as well? T.B. Joshua wrote and published The Mirror, The Step Between You And The Cure, Daily Time With God, and What The Future Holds, among other works.
9. He’s a well-known philanthropist, for example. He has a history of giving money, food, and other material presents to the destitute and disadvantaged that come to his church. According to a Forbes blogger, TB Joshua has spent around $20 million on charitable efforts.
10. In 45 minutes, he proposed to his wife, Evelyn Joshua.
