"The Law TB Joshua Gave to Cameramen": Man Who Worked at SCOAN Recounts How Miracles Were Recorded
- A Nigerian man, Paul Agomoh, has told the story of how cameramen were told to work at TB Joshua's church
- The man said the late TB Joshua gave them a law to record every single thing going on at the Synagogue Church of All Nations
- Paul, who described himself as very close to TB Joshua, said the late prophet came with something powerfully different
A three-part investigative series by the BBC has opened a can of worms with some former members narrating what happened at the Synagogue Church of All Nations.
In a part of the video, which is trending on social media, a former right-hand man to the late Prophet TB Joshua said they were given a command.
Source: UGC
According to Paul Agomoh in the BBC report, TB Joshua instructed them to record every miracle at the church.
He claimed the prophet invested more than 90% of all money generated in making VHS videos.
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His words:
"The law he gives to cameramen is 'record everything'. So many videos, so many."
Watch the video below:
Reactions to video of man who worked with TB Joshua
@O_omayoza said:
"You ppl have balls sha. Person wey no Dey alive how e wan defend himself, y’all keep insulting his memory."
@Callipers_ said:
"Part 2 should be the main action. When will it be out, please?"
@Brighter6N commented:
"I seem to be the only person that hasn't listened to this."
@OfficiaMichel55 said:
"Why are they not talking when he’s alive? Lol after how many years. It will be three years in June lol."
@Femidaniels30 said:
"I still don't know why people just dislike this man, especially some men of God."
@Cynthia1_ibe commented:
"Even if he did all these, please, this man is dead, for crying out loud. Can they all rest."
List of what former SCOAN members said about TB Joshua
Meanwhile, Briefly News listed some of the crimes allegedly committed by the late TB Joshua.
In the BBC's three-part documentary, some former members and workers at the church made personal statements about what happened. The name of the prophet has been trending since the documentary made it to the internet.
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