Celebrating the Life and Legacy of TB Joshua

This man right here, TB Joshua is the reason i forgive easily. He is the reason i feel i have not done enough for humanity.

Look, i daresay he was the best human being ever created by God.

From his contributions to saving and reforming deportees from Libya, saving Haitians during their turmoil, assisting several communities in south America, scholarships to several students across the globe, paying medical bills of many, providing food and shelter for many destitutes, taking many of the drug and street life through his football academies and clubs in Nigeria and Ghana, availing himself to be used by God to heal and deliver many, etc.. The list is endless.

His contributions to making South Sudan a peaceful and independent land today cannot be glossed over.

He took many out of drug and street life through his football academies and clubs in Ghana and Nigeria. He supported financially various national sports teams of Nigeria. He supported the Olympics team of Nigeria financially too. And he does this regularly and without fanfare.

He settled many marriages, and made homes sweet. He created many jobs and put food on many tables.

He contributed to boosting the economy of nigeria than any government and preacher has ever done. At the mention of his name anywhere in the world, the negative tag on Africa and Nigeria in particular vanishes.

He was hated by many out of envy but he returned such hates with LOVE.

In SCOAN, the traditional African religion believer, the pagan, the Buddhist, the moslem, and the Christian are treated as children of God.

Long after he is gone, he will be remembered as a blackman from Nigeria who ruled the world with his message of Love. He would be remembered as a man of God who brought many to Christ by exemplifying Christ.

Today i celebrate the memory of the man in the Synagogue, the man TB Joshua. I celebrate a world hero.

Today i mourn Nigeria for losing a jewel it never recognized. I mourn the poor, the sick and destitute who will never see TBJ again. I mourn the unborn generation who will only hear of a man called TBJ but will never see him.

As i watch your body in state today and with tearing eyes, i say Rest in Power, my mentor, my teacher and spiritual father, the man in the Synagogue, Prophet TB Joshua.

LET LOVE LEAD.

By Mawufeme Kormigah Potash