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T.B. Joshua’s Death: All Nations Flag Lowered At Synagogue Church

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5 years ago

June 6, 2021

All the flags adorning the Synagogue Church of All Nations in Lagos have been lowered at half mast as sympathizers throng the church following the death of its founder, Prophet TB Joshua.

Recall that Prophet TB Joshua, passed away in Lagos on Saturday evening after a programme at his church.

In his last words to Christians, he urged them to watch and pray.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that sympathizers and followers of the prophet were seen crying around the church premises.

The usual church service did not hold in the church.

Security men at the premises prevented worshippers from entering the premises.

An eyewitness also told NAN that some expatriates who had been in the church for prayers were seen leaving.

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T.B. Joshua’s Death: All Nations Flag Lowered At Synagogue Church

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