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By Dare Adejumo The BBC World Services investigative unit, code-named 'Africa Eye' came out this week with weird and strange episodes of atrocities against the late Prophet TB Joshua, founder of the Synagogue Church Of All Nations (SCOAN). To investigate and publish or broadcast reports is a central kernel in journalism But to do this outside the ethics and fundamental principles of the profession is an aberration. Journalism as a societal watch dog requires fairness, balancing, and objectivity to command dignity honour, and respect as the fourth estate of the...

It was a jubilation galore on Sunday as members of the Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN), and well-wishers across the globe gathered to celebrate God’s faithfulness and grace upon the church at the 2nd Thanksgiving anniversary. The event was to commemorate the reopening of the ministry after the glorious passing of its founder, Senior Prophet TB JOSHUA on June 5, 2021, and to celebrate the great and mighty works of God still heralding the ministry under the new leadership of  Pastor Evelyn Joshua. The colourful event witnessed a huge...

Thousands of worshippers will converge at the Synagogue Church Of All Nations SCOAN  on Sunday, December 3, 2023, for its second year of Thanksgiving service.  The anniversary is the commemoration of the commencement of church services after the glorious passing of its founder, the renowned spiritual healer, televangelist, and uncommon philanthropist God's General Prophet.  The anniversary would be held simultaneously all over the world. Prophet TB Joshua passed on June 5, 2021. But up till then the church had remained closed to weekly services following the outbreak of the Covid-19...

By Dare Adejumo In Kenya today, there is a renewed hope and better understanding of appreciating human existence and values in Creation with more ardent desire and propulsive yearning for a better and true humanity. Kenya is a famous and unique African country as a forerunner in democracy and economics. This has made Nairobi the nation's capital, a hallmark for great business opportunities and international recognition. Notwithstanding its giant strides in human capital developments, hitherto, there has been a gross aberration in the conceptual framework of religious practices particularly in...

By DARE ADEJUMO Like the first rain of the year that usually brings joy and jubilation after a long crunch of hash heat and drought, so it's in Kenya today with the confirmation that Pastor Evelyn Joshua is holding a two-day crusade between 13th and 14th October in Nairobi, the nation's capital. In an unprecedented enthusiasm, people are already trooping to Nairobi from neighbouring countries of Tanzania, Uganda, Ethiopia, Sudan, Somalia, and even far away South Africa several days ahead of the event, and yet with a lot more overwhelming...