SOUTH AFRICANS MAD AT PROPHET T.B. JOSHUA

As a result of the Synagogue church guest house collapse in which at least 85 people died, many South Africans are infuriated over the lackadaisical attitude of the church towards the grieving families.

Using Facebook and Twitter, many of them have expressed themselves vehemently, following the line of thought of Pres. Jacob Zuma, South Africa’s President.

According to Portia Tsotetsi, a public affair commentator: “My thoughts and prayers are with the families of the 67 South Africans who lost their lives in Nigeria. What bothers me most is the silence of TB Joshua and his church concerning the 67 who died. Where are messages of condolence? When is the church (SCOAN) offering a statement of condolences to the families? When is TB Joshua speaking about this tragedy? What bothers me is the amount of blind loyalists who refuse to see facts. They will do anything to protect their church.”

However, most members of the church from S.A still believe it was all just an accident. According to Ebenezer Donkor: “Even if another building collapses to kill one billion people, I will still follow Christ through Prophet TB Joshua. My faith is unshakable. God bless the man of God and all those who follow him.”

President Goodluck Jonathan and Governor Orji of Abia State are amongst distinguished personalities that have visited the prophet to express their condolences.