A woman who traveled from Cameroon to attend TB Joshua’s church shares details about her interactions with the late pastor

Chi Odette, a Nigerian woman living in Cameroon, has come forward to refute the material in a BBC documentary about the late Prophet TB Joshua.

Chi Odette refuted the assertions made by a few of his former followers by sharing firsthand accounts during her 2017 visit to the Synagogue, Church of All Nations (SCOAN).

Chi Odette, who had come from Cameroon to worship at the SCOAN, described her experience with Prophet TB Joshua as being very genuine and truthful.

Prophet TB Joshua, sadly deceased.
She asserted that the late prophet could not have performed the atrocities he was accused of, despite what former disciples claimed in the documentary.

Chi Odette stated that while she was at the chapel, she had Given her closeness to the church, she has received an invitation to become a staff member.

She refuted the claims of secrecy made by certain former members, saying that everything she saw while working at the SCOAN was transparent and not secret.

“This is my firsthand account of working with this extraordinary man of God; the tales are available for anyone to choose from,” Chi Odette said.

The woman continued by telling how TB Joshua had prayed for her. Chi Odette refuted the claims made by others that former disciples were compelled or pressured into working for the church.

She claims that no one tried to stop her or put pressure on her to stay a member when she made the decision to return to Cameroon.of the personnel in the church.

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