Controversial Deaths: T.B Joshua Reacts To Kenyan Media

The founder of the Synagogue Church of All Nations,
(SCOAN) Prophet T.B Joshua, has taken to his
Facebook account to ask Kenyans why all the hate
against him.
Prophet TB Joshua
The prophet’s question was a reaction to a publication by
Standard Digital linking him to the controversial death
of a couple, identified as Paul Magu and his wife
Lydia Wangui in Kenya.
Standard Digital, which reported that Magu killed his
wife, Lydia, and mutilated her body before committing
suicide, said the husband’s passport indicate that he has
been to Nigeria no fewer than 20 times since 2009.
The media said during such numerous visits to Nigeria,
Magu attended church services at the Synagogue
Church of All Nations. It said the couple’s three
children are presently missing as well.


Standard Digital, however, questioned; “Could the
dead parents of the three missing children in Nairobi
have been members of a religious cult?”
Below is the full text of T.B Joshua’s response on
Facebook:
KENYANS, WHY ME OF ALL THIS HATRED?
This is an official statement from Prophet T.B.
Joshua. My attention has been drawn to several
publications in Kenyan media alleging that Mr Paul
Magu had visited The Synagogue, Church Of All
Nations (SCOAN) in Lagos, Nigeria over 20 times.
These reports are both untrue and ridiculous. It must
take a religious spirit to believe and say this!
Thousands of people come here with their problems
from around the world. This may be one of the people
that came with depression and a spirit of suicide for
deliverance. If he was delivered here, perhaps he lost
his deliverance. He may have gone back to his past
life.
Because you come here for prayer does not mean you
are a friend of Jesus. It is only when you maintain
your relationship with Him that makes you a friend.
You religious people stop blaspheming. We are
Christians; we are not exchanging issues with you. We
pray all spirits of religion in your life be delivered, be
removed, in Jesus’ name!
In John 10:10, the Bible says that Satan came to steal,
kill and destroy but Jesus came to give life and life in
abundance. That is our mission, to give life in
abundance, in Jesus’ name.
Kenyans, remember that this is not the first time false
rumours have been spread concerning me in your
nation. Several rumours were spread online previously
that I had prophesied Al-Shabaab terrorists would
kidnap and kill Kenya’s President. Why this hatred for
me in Kenya? This is a religious spirit.

Take note, one may claim to be a Christian yet be
religious. People with a religious spirit have no
independent mind, they take everything they hear, see
and read without finding out the truth. We are all
brought up from a religious background and delivered
to become Christians. Yet many claim to be Christians
who are still not properly delivered. Therefore, we
should examine everything in the light of God’s Word.
This is what the Bible means by find out the truth and
the truth shall set you free (John 8:32).
I want to believe the religious people are behind this
story. I have never been to Kenya before. This will not
stop me from one day coming to Kenya at God’s
appointed time.
It would be recalled that a tragic building collapse
occurred at the Synagogue Church of All Nations
(SCOAN) on September 12, 2014, at Ikotun area of
Lagos State, where about 116 worshipers lost their
lives.
However, it was reported that counsels to the
clergyman had filed a legal challenge against the coroner
for summoning Prophet Joshua to come and testify on
the building collapse.