Female evangelist says T.B. Joshua used victims for 'spiritual sacrifice'

oge okonkwo

July 16, 2015 2:22 PM

Evangelist Mabel had allegedly told her interviewers that the SCOAN collapsed guest house was a form of mandatory sacrifice which prophet Joshua had to offer to the idols behind his success.

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A female evangelist who identified herself simply as Mabel has accused founder of Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN), T.B. Joshua, of being responsible for the deaths of over 100 people when the uncompleted guest house within the church premises collapsed.

According to Daily Telegraph Ghana, Evangelist Mabel claimed she received a vision for members of the popular prophet's church.

READ: Synagogue Building Collapse: Coroner rules 'criminal negligence' as cause of collapse, orders prosecution of church

She claimed she used to be a part of the Synagogue tricks before her eyes were opened by God who sent her into full time prison ministry in Accra.

It was gathered that Mabel had allegedly told her interviewers that the SCOAN collapsed guest house was a form of mandatory sacrifice which prophet Joshua had to offer to the idols behind his success.

She was said to have revealed that two cows were allegedly buried alive in the foundation of the main church auditorium.

READ: Synagogue Building Collapse: Church rejects Coroner's verdict, says ruling is biased and unreasonable

The female preacher reportedly revealed that the popular televangelist had evaded the court summons because lying will jeopardise the purpose of the ritual he used his victims for.

Daily Telegraph reports that Mabel had announced to the world that more calamities will befall T.B. Joshua soon unless he gives his life to Christ, forsake his gods and stop deceiving innocent people visiting his church from all over the world.

The coroner, Oyetade Komolafe, overseeing the inquest into the cause of the collapse of a building within the premises of the Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN) on Wednesday, July 8 ruled that the church’s “criminal negligence” led to the incident.

READ: Synagogue Building Collapse: Foreigners criticize Coroner's verdict on T.B. Joshua's church

Magistrate Komolafe also added that T.B. Joshua and SCOAN should be investigated and prosecuted for failing to obtain the relevant approval before embarking on the construction of the building.

However, the ruling was rejected by the church who accused the Coroner of being biased and unreasonable.

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