“He Would Say It Is An Honor To Be Slapped By Him Because He’s Next To Jesus” Victims Recount Ordeal With Late TB Joshua (Video)
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Victims of late renowned clergyman, Pastor Temitope Joshua have recounted their ordeal in the hands of the late clergyman.
In a video making rounds online, victims who spoke to BBC recounted how he would slap them for the slightest reasons and how he kept them through so much ordeal.
One of the victims said one had to seek his permission before going to use the gent. While another, who was a publisher for him, recounted how he once slapped her for not publishing an article on time while others described him as a hot-tempered man.
According to them, the late clergyman wanted to control everyone and would say it was an honor to be slapped by him because he was next to Jesus.
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“One of my jobs was writing articles for the church. He asked if I had published it and I said NO and he slapped me.
TB Joshua had a massive temper.
If you didn’t run you would receive a big slap and I witnessed that severally.
He would say it is an honor to be slapped by him because he is next to Jesus.
He wants to control everybody, everything”.
TB Joshua used to slap his church members for no reason & say,
"It's an honor to be slapped by me cause I'm next to Jesus."??
He had a massive temper! ?
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Recall that the British Broadcasting Corporations (BBC) was set to publish a 3-part investigative documentary on the late clergyman and televangelist.
According to reports, the documentary would detail the atrocities and s3xual crimes committed by the renowned clergyman. As part of the documentary, BBC has interviewed members and workers of his church, Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN), and the first installment is scheduled to be released on January 8.
It was gathered that a part of the documentary exposed how the church shielded the congregation from the truth and survivors of the late pastor had narrated how they were exploited, manipulated, and silenced.
