BBC Lied Against TB Joshua? Powerful Politician Makes Shocking Statement; See What He Said That SURPRISED Everyone
Former Minister of Aviation, Femi Fani- Kayode, vehemently refutes the allegations presented in the recently aired three- part BBC documentary on the late televangelist Temitope Balogun Joshua. Released on January 8, 2024, the exposé accused the Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN) founder posthumously of sexual assault against his church members and orchestrating fabricated miracles.
A key witness in the documentary, Agomoh Paul, who identified himself as a close disciple of TB Joshua, alleged that the preacher strategically targeted Americans and Europeans for miracles, creating an environment of enslavement.
Paul claimed to hold a prominent position within the SCOAN hierarchy, revealing privileged information about TB Joshua’ s specific interests. According to Paul, the late preacher had a fascination with ” Oyinbo, ” or whites, and utilized them as a marketing tool to enhance his brand.
In response to these serious accusations, Fani- Kayode took to Twitter to defend the legacy of the renowned televangelist. Dismissing the documentary as a compilation of ” dirty lies, ” the former minister emphasized that no individual or institution could tarnish TB Joshua’ s enduring legacy. Fani- Kayode acknowledged the positive impact the preacher had on countless lives, describing him as a blessing to the church and the Christian faith in Nigeria.
