Is it a sign that the end has finally come for the ministry of late Nigerian televangelist, Temitope Babatunde (TB) Joshua?
For it is barely a few days after the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) released its documentary, which trails the clandestine and unspiritual activities Joshua carried out at this Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN), that his television channel, Emmanuel TV, is also announcingthat it will cease broadcasting on MultiChoice platforms DStv and GOtv on January 17.
MultiChoice confirmed that Emmanuel TV would be removed from the DStv and GOtv platforms.
Emmanuel TV will leave StarSat and other pay-TV providers as well.
The pastor, who died on June 5, 2021, is the subject of a three-part documentary by the British Broadcasting Corporation, Africa Eye, which chronicles the alleged horrors and sexual crimes committed by him.
At least 30 former members and workers of TB Joshua’s Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN) accused him of abuse, harassment, rape, manipulation, torture, and staged miracles.
The SCOAN on the other hand, responded to the BBC documentary on its founder, late Joshua.
The church called the documentary baseless, adding that the people interviewed in it were unknown to the church.
The church’s Public Affairs Director, Mr Dare Adejumo, issued a statement in response to the viral documentary.
The statement, according to the church, was intended to disabuse the public of the story.
