- Despite the staunch stand of Nigerian Pentecostal leaders against the controversial Pastor T.B. Joshua, charismatic American leader Benny Hinn has openly attested to his authenticity.
Speaking in an interview with Joshua’s Christian television station, Emmanuel TV, Pastor Hinn described the cleric as an ‘amazing man of God’, further stating his desire to meet and fellowship with him. “We men of God need to come together”, said Hinn during the interview, encouraging Joshua to “keep up the good work and preach the Gospel like you do so powerfully and teach God’s precious Word”.
Both men, world-acclaimed for their extensive healing ministr…
Local supporters witnessed a hard-fought victory at the Tafawa Balewa Stadium in Bauchi as Nigeria's Golden Eaglets came from a goal down to earn an impressive 2-1 win against their Argentine counterparts. Nigeria is now on top of group A with seven points, followed by Argentina with six. - Germany, who recorded an easy 3-1 victory against Honduras, will be left to hope if their efforts are enough to secure a slot as one of the four lucky losers to progress to the next rounds.
With Argentina already assured of a place in the next round of the FIFA U-17 World Cup, the onus was on Nigeria to build on their victory against Honduras and guarantee their place in the knock-out stages. Honduras…
- …As John Fashanu Confirms TB Joshua Predicted Super Eagles Match To Him
On the heels of Africa’s first ever World Cup triumph at the U20 level, controversy has marred Ghanaian celebrations. The center of debate is T.B. Joshua, a Nigerian pastor said to have called Coach Sellas Tetteh before and during the final match to issue prophetic insights and instructions that proved influential to the Satellites historic success…
Ghanaian media has run agog with stories of Nigerian Pastor T.B. Joshua’s purported conversations with Black Satellites coach Sellas Tetteh, during which he is said to have accurately predicted precise details regarding their final match against …
- TB Joshua on Nigeria, Mozambique World Cup Qualifier
In a proclamation of uncanny precision, controversial Nigerian Pastor TB Joshua has once again shocked his plethora of critics and wowed his army of supporters, this time correctly prophesying the result of Nigeria’s World Cup qualifying encounter with Mozambique, just hours before the match commenced...
“I learn you will play ball today,” said Joshua during the weekly service at The Synagogue Church of All Nations on Sunday 11th October, beamed live to the world via Emmanuel TV. It was approximately 2pm. “Do you want me to talk about it?” A thunderous roar from the crowd sounded their palpable eagerness…
- “She is the one that killed her mother! She caused my father a serious accident – they say she even attacks people in the dream. If she comes to church, they will send her away. The pastor called me and said if I keep her with me, she will destroy my family. She was born with witchcraft power – they said she cannot be delivered, that we should drive her out. If she’s going to die, let her die. It is better she dies before killing us…”
The accusations levelled against the meek 10 year old were both fierce and frequent. Labelled a symbol of satan, a societal scourge, an instigator of destruction and initiator of woe, her dark eyes filled with pain beyon…
A solitary prediction that comes to pass could be easily mistaken for a lucky shot, but the consistency in accuracy of the Nigerian Pastor TB Joshua's prophetic revelations continues to send shockwaves throughout African religious circles, and indeed beyond. On the back of accurate prophecies concerning Michael Jackson's death, the Indonesia Terrorist Bombings and the strange discovery on Jupiter's surface, two separate events relating to air-travel were foretold weeks in advance by the famous Nigerian cleric, further fueling his reputation as a 21st century prophet. - On Sunday, 14th June 2009, Joshua gave a prophecy concerning a local airline in the nation of Nigeria. “This has to do…
- Marlon Jackson, brother of the late King of Pop, Michael Jackson and member of the famous ‘Jackson Five’ is in Nigeria, his second visit this year. Amidst working on a historical development project in Badagry and campaigning for peace in the troubled Niger-Delta, he took time out to visit T.B. Joshua, the man said to have predicted his brother’s death.
Arriving on Wednesday 22nd July, Marlon explained the major purpose of his visit was to continue work on a historical project in the Badagry area of Lagos regarding the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade. “I think it’s imperative that our young kids and people of the world understand what took place,” he said,…
- On the heels of his prophetic declaration concerning Michael Jackson’s sudden departure, another event that shocked the world was foretold by Prophet T.B. Joshua…
On Sunday 14th June 2009, during a service at The Synagogue, Church Of All Nations (SCOAN) broadcast live via Emmanuel TV, T.B. Joshua said: “On 16th and 17th, pray. Just fast and pray to save these souls. What’s going to happen? We have to come together and pray.” He further divulged that the dates referred to ‘the month of July’, urging the congregation and watching world to take heed of the instruction to fast and pray, clearly envisaging a tragic scenario.
On 17th July, the new…
- The world, particularly Africa, is agog with the news of Barack Obama’s triumphant entry to Ghana this week, Obama-mania erupting across the nation. Whilst some African nations are busy licking their wounds, making various excuses for why the most powerful and popular man in the world chose Ghana ahead of them, most are simply relishing another proud moment of African history.
As a Nigerian, I appreciate Obama’s choice of Ghana for his first visit to Sub-Saharan Africa, a nation which has managed to maintain a clean image in a continent so smeared in electoral fraud and political conflict. I applaud and agree with Prof. Wole Soyinka’s bold assertion: “If Obama d…
- The prophetic reputation of Pastor TB Joshua attained new heights with the recent revelation that he foretold the sudden death of the iconic pop legend, Michael Jackson…
Shock and sympathy are still reverberating around the world since the news broke on Thursday 25th June that Michael Jackson, the undisputed ‘King Of Pop’ had died suddenly after collapsing in his L.A apartment. However, his death had been foretold months earlier by a popular Nigerian Prophet, TB Joshua.
In January this year, Joshua prophesied during one of his famous Sunday services, broadcast live on Emmanuel TV: “I’m seeing a great star whom the world is shouting, “Hey, hey,…
- It was an eruption of euphoria in Delta State, Nigeria, as a baby girl was born amidst supernatural circumstances…
Mrs Joy Everbright had carried her pregnancy for 11 months. Awaiting a caesarean operation, necessary due to the wrong position of her baby in the womb, Joy had all but lost hope of delivering her child naturally. However, fearing the doctor’s scalpel and hungry for divine solution, Mrs Everbright boldly made her way to a church in Lagos where miracles were said to happen. She received more than she bargained for.
In the midst of the large crowd at The Synagogue, Church Of All Nations on Sunday June 7th 2009, Pastor TB Joshua spotted Joy out with a pinpoint p…
One of the greatest offences is using the name of God carelessly, wrongly, for selfish gain and selfish fame. The single and most common factor that puts people off Christianity is Christians themselves who acknowledge Jesus with their lips and deny Him with their lifestyles. - People, pastors and evangelists claiming to be messengers of God and yet using this medium to increase their own pocket, deceiving the naïve and gullible to believe that they are sincere and humble servants of Jesus Christ. There is indeed a crisis in Christendom.
Shouting that name Jesus, preaching a powerful and stirring sermon, gathering followers around you by no means certify your genuineness as a pastor. The…
- On Friday 29th May 2009, more than 15,000 converged at The Synagogue Church Of All Nations for a monthly healing service. They came from across Africa with various afflictions and complaints...
Africans of different culture, class, status and stature descended in their thousands upon Lagos, Nigeria on Friday. They had come to see one man: TB Joshua - the controversial and celebrated Nigerian cleric whose authenticity and authority has been the source of heated debate and dispute across the continent.
The vast auditorium at The Synagogue Church Of All Nations, which has played host to worshippers and visitors across all social strata, ranging from heads of state and kings to the hungr…
A popular prophet - TB Joshua - in far away Lagos, Nigeria, predicted the death of former Prime Minister of South Korea, Roh Moo-hyn barely a month ago. Moo-hyn committed suicide on Saturday in an event that shocked most parts of the world and his sympathizers. The prophet has a lot of contacts with African leaders. - On Sunday 26th April, in a live broadcast via Emmanuel TV, Joshua said: "On Saturday, I saw somebody is being rushed to the hospital - but from that hospital, he could not come back home... What we are saying here - it’s all over the world. We are talking to people that affect the world, shake the whole world, people that matter. When it happens, you will say, 'Ha!' ̶…
- A Nigerian Prophet claims to have foretold the death and capture of the dreaded Sri Lankan Tamil Tiger leader almost three weeks before his demise.
At The Synagogue Church Of All Nations on Sunday 3rd May 2009, TB Joshua of Lagos, Nigeria said in a live broadcast on his religious television station Emmanuel TV: "Pray and fast for the whole world. I’m referring to an Asian country. Ask Jesus, that His mercy and favour should speak for them on Wednesday. I’m seeing a personality being traced. They are tracing him till now. They are still tracing him but it’s like they will get to him by Wednesday."
Two weeks later, he went on to say in another live broadcast, "IR…
- I have often wept for our nation Nigeria - tears born of future reflection amid our present condition. Greatness lies within our borders, yet failure grips without. Why? Bequeathed with abundance in natural resources, creative and intelligent indigenes, a zealous and hard working attitude – why is it that the beauty within is so stained and stifled by the pains and pangs of poverty? Is it a divine wake-up call to repentance and recognition of our Creator? Yet our nation is said to be the most religious in the world. Or is it a vast and monumental case of mismanagement that is grossly projected for the whole world to examine and make mockery of? Sadly, such appears to be the case. S…
