TB Joshua ‘Resurrects’ As BBC Documentary Exposes Alleged Atrocities

The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) is set to unveil a three-part investigative documentary delving into the alleged atrocities and sexual crimes associated with the late Pastor Temitope Balogun Joshua, popularly known as TB Joshua.

The BBC documentary features interviews with over 30 former members and workers of the Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN), shedding light on a clandestine lifestyle and disturbing activities attributed to the deceased TB Joshua.

Scheduled for release on January 8, the documentary outlines stories of abuse, harassment, rape, manipulation, and staged miracles spanning over two decades.

It reveals how SCOAN allegedly shielded its congregation from the truth about the collapse of a guesthouse in 2014. The building collapse, which claimed lives, was initially presented to members as a result of an aircraft flying over it, concealing structural defects.

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Survivors of TB Joshua’s alleged sexual exploitation recount instances of molestation and rape. The documentary exposes how SCOAN reportedly paid compensation, viewed as “hush money,” to victims’ families, and reveals manipulative practices associated with televised miracles.

Additionally, the investigation delves into TB Joshua’s treatment of his daughter, Ajoke, who was allegedly ostracized after confronting him about allegations of sexual abuse within the church. The BBC documentary is set to air over three consecutive weeks.

In related incidents, critics have challenged the authenticity of TB Joshua’s ministry, with allegations of sexual misconduct, staged miracles, and questionable practices within SCOAN.

GWG.ng reports that TB Joshua passed away on June 5, 2021. The controversy surrounding his ministry has persisted, with the BBC documentary raising serious questions about the church’s operations and the late pastor’s conduct.
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