Prophet Iginla said he told late TB Joshua about his death.
Newsone had reported earlier that the founder of the Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN), a church based in Lagos, Nigeria’s commercial city, Prophet TB Joshua is dead.
Newsone Nigeria reports that Prophet TB Joshua, who is the founder of The Synagogue, Church Of All Nations (SCOAN), died in Lagos, Nigeria’s commercial city, on Saturday evening, June 5, 2021, shortly after finishing a programme in church.
TB Joshua died at age 57. Newsone gathered that TB Joshua gave up the ghost on the way to a hospital.
Prophet TB Joshua’s remains had been deposited at the morgue and an autopsy would be performed forthwith.
TB Joshua cause of death was not immediately disclosed as at the time of his death, but family sources said his remains had been deposited at the morgue and an autopsy would be performed forthwith.
A report monitored on TheCable by Newsone Nigeria, says TB Joshua had a stroke two months ago and was flown by air ambulance to Turkey for treatment, TheCable understands.
This online news platform understands that TB Joshua who has been tagged as controversial in some quarters, recently returned to the country after treatment.
Reacting to TB Joshua’s death, the General Overseer of Champions Royal Assembly, Prophet Joshua Iginla, has disclosed what the late televangelist, Prophet Temitope Balogun Joshua told him about his death after his prophecy.
Prophet Iginla recalled that T.B Joshua, who is the founder of the Synagogue Church Of All Nations, SCOAN, said he was not afraid of death and was ready to die at any time.
The prophet in a statement, recalled that thrice he had “a vision in 2015, 2016 and 2018 that a great man of God is quitting the scene, it was T.B Joshua.”
Prophet Iginla added that when he communicated the vision to him, T.B Joshua said: “Thank You, my brother. If it’s his wish to keep me, he will keep me.
“There is nothing I am afraid of anymore. I think I have done the work the Lord sent me. I will always take a bow to the sovereignty of God”.
Meanwhile, Newsone Nigeria reports that Prophet Iginla referred to the deceased as a man of humility, ambassador of love to the less privileged, and a blessing to the body of Christ.