Why Netizens Continue To Defend Late TB Joshua Despite Explosive BBC Documentary On His ‘Crimes’ Explored
Tru News Report has extensively analyzed various social media platforms to gauge the global response following the release of the explosive exposé on the late Temitope Balogun Joshua (TB Joshua) by the BBC.
As expected, individuals from the Christian community worldwide, who have no affiliation with TB Joshua’s Synagogue Church of All Nations, have vehemently defended the late man of God.
The common thread running through these conversations is that TB Joshua is innocent of the allegations presented in the documentary. The video lacks any concrete evidence, relying solely on testimonies from individuals who claim to be victims of his alleged wrongdoing.
The BBC failed to provide any proof of TB Joshua’s involvement in acts such as rape, torment, physical abuse, manipulation, and other accusations leveled against him.
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Sources suggest that the deceased clergyman may have been aware of the upcoming exposé, leading to speculation that the stress caused by this revelation could have triggered a stroke, ultimately resulting in his death.
As the scandal continues to unravel, questions arise regarding the late pastor’s legacy, now tarnished by allegations that have the potential to redefine his place in history.
The BBC’s ambitious investigative documentary has created waves not only in Nigeria but also beyond, challenging the prevailing narratives surrounding influential religious figures and emphasizing the urgent need to address human rights abuses, even within the most sacred institutions.
Many supporters of the late Nigerian man of God, in their defense, highlight his philanthropic endeavors, discrediting the BBC report and asserting that he was a good man who could not have committed such atrocities.
On the other hand, a significant number of people have previously questioned TB Joshua’s credibility, making this documentary unsurprising to them.
This group of individuals has likely chosen not to comment, leaving the defense to the loyal Christians who continue to support their leaders, as is often seen with Christians and their propaganda.
In the meantime, find out some of the comments we have come across in the Instagram post shared below:
“Let him rest…..we were all there when he was alive and we have seen him manifesting love to so many ….let him rest ….he remains the God’s general and rest well TBJ,” one person commented.
Another said, “Let’s focus on the good a man did . Such things he did can only be done if God was in him. We appreciate God for the lives who were changed because of the ministry. Having this hate towards him even in his grave will not solve anything.”
Another person asked the BBC to investigate the Pope, “why fighting the clean Man instead of focusing on Pope Francis. Let the world know that who so ever is under Pope Francis will perish and TB Joshua was just smart.”
“Even in death, you people still fight the man?” someone wondered.
Accolades have kept coming in since the BBC findings were made public early Monday, “He really impacted Africa by his sound doctrine about Christ…. I recall his sermon on “Let Love Lead” May God Continue revealing himself to the world through his Servants.”
Someone said the BBC should investigate the Royal family, where BBC was created in the UK. “Investigate about the mysteries surrounding the royal family especially the queen leave The man of God alone.”
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