PASTOR TB JOSHUA AGAIN???

The Founder of the Synagogue Church of All
Nations (SCOAN) Prophet TB Joshua took some
of the relatives of the 85 South Africans
killed in a SCOAN guesthouse collapse on a
shopping spree and showered them with cash,
South African Daily News reports.
South African newspaper reveals how relatives
of SCOAN collapse victims spent New Year in
Lagos. Photo: LindaIkeji
44 relatives of the deceased received
invitations for Christmas dinner from the
leader of the SCOAN. Many have accepted
them.
A 47-year-old Mpumalanga schoolteacher,
Wonder Ndlovu, lost her 52-year-old
husband, Mbongeni Ndlovu, in the collapse.
The woman recounted her “nice time” in
Nigeria with the pastor. According to her, she
and the group members had been taken
shopping, apparently at TB Joshua’s expense.
The SCOAN handed out 50,000 Naira to South
Africans and picked the best hotels for their
accommodation. Visit to the site of the
collapse was also a part of the programme.
“He (Joshua) took us to a five-star posh
hotel for dinner, fine food and drinks. The
hotel is in Victoria Island.
“After chilling we came back in his luxurious
kombis. (There were) more surprises while (we
were) preparing to sleep. The mamas who
took us shopping knocked and presented us
with 50,000 naira each and they said we
(must not) use all our (own) shopping
money… I just sang A huna ya tshwana le
yena (there’s no one like him), ” Ndlovu said.
On Monday the group visited the disaster site
the widow from South Africa said it was an
emotional experience. She said the disaster
site was ugly. According to TB Joshua’s guest
they were all convinced it was an attack upon
seeing it.
“We met with the man of God (Joshua) and
he briefed us about the site visit.
“Wiseman Harry and other evangelists took
us there, it was very emotional for me, but
others were strong and comforting.
“I brought flowers from South Africa and
laid them with my son.”
She further added that the prophet amazed
everyone again. He took the group for
sightseeing and more shopping. The South
Africans kept buying things and the bill was
on him.
Then TB Joshua laid his hands on and prayed
for the relatives. Ndlovu described this
feeling as a “touch from heaven”.
“We were having the time of our lives,
forgetting the pain of the past and looking
forward to picking up the pieces and moving
on. Yesterday has gone by, but tomorrow is
forever.”
One more group of South Africans is expected
to depart Nigeria this January.
Reverend Eric Myeni, whose 29-year-old son,
Sabelo, died in the September 12 collapse, is
one of those who accepted Joshua’s
invitation. He hopes to meet the prophet and
receive spiritual guidance.
“We need to overcome what has happened by
showing our faith in Christ. We can never
reverse our adversity. But with hope in the
Lord we can overcome the pain suffered,” he
said.
The SCOAN tragedy happened after 12 in the
afternoon on September 12, 2014, in Ikotun
area of Lagos. No fewer than 115 people,
mostly South Africans, perished.
The Lagos state coroner is carrying out an
inquest into the causes of the collapse at a
guesthouse within the church’s compound. The
true reason of the collapse is yet to be
determined, as many theories persist:
construction without proper permits, a
mysterious aircraft, controlled demolition by
explosion, an “infrasonic weapon”, among
others.

Source:dailynews south africa