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T.B Joshua’s Synagogue Addresses ‘Fake Miracles’ Allegation

It has been a turbulent period for the Synagogue Church Of All Nations (SCOAN) located in the Ikotun axis of Lagos. Ever since a building belonging to the Prophet T.B Joshua led church collapsed, a lot of criticisms and media scrutiny has faced the church known for its numerous miracles.

Things appeared to get worse days back when a  South African journalist, Jacques Pauw penned an article in which he claimed that miracles performed at SCOAN were a mere farce and were not authentic. “I challenged the pilgrims to provide me with medical proof that they had been healed. None did,” he wrote.

The church has now reacted to the Jacques Pauw claim through an official statement shared on its Facebook page. As expected, they denied the accusations and went ahead to accuse those behind the article as conspirators who have something to do with their building’s collapse.

OFFICIAL STATEMENT FROM THE SCOAN

The SCOAN released a public statement yesterday, September 26, 2014 regarding a false story published in The Vanguard Newspaper, “Synagogue: We Sealed Off Building Before Collapse – LSBCA” which was a total fabrication intended to divert people’s attention from the issue at hand. The writer needs to be investigated concerning the building collapse.

To our surprise, a cover story with even greater fabrications was published today, September 27, 2014 in The Saturday Vanguard, “Are T.B. Joshua’s Miracles Real?” The writer(s) fabricated names of people who do not exist and remained nameless and faceless in order to hide their evil intentions. They need to be investigated.

It is our belief that these stories were intended to divert people’s attention from the evil that has been done. Those involved in these stories need to be investigated concerning the building collapse. If they are not directly involved, they will help the investigation. If they are not the ones who did it, they know those who did. Perhaps, they were involved in the building collapse because they claim what is happening in The SCOAN is fake. They are suspect.

Please note, all of The SCOAN services are public and broadcast live on Emmanuel TV.

Do not be misled and diverted from the truth. No matter how long a lie is sustained, the truth will someday prevail. Jesus is the Truth.

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