Saturday, 20 September 2014

BUILDING COLLAPSE: SCOAN’S DEATH TOLL REPORTEDLY HIT 85, 16 STILL MISSING AS GHANAIAN PASTOR CLAIMS T.B JOSHUA USED THEM FOR SACRIFICE


















  The death toll in Synagogue Church of All Nation's building collapsed on Friday September 12 has risen to 85, as disclosed by the South African High Commissioner to Nigeria, Lulu Mnguni. He told AFP that the number of South Africans that died in the building collapse has increased to 84 and that 265 South Africans survived the incident, while 16 are unaccounted for.

"The number has risen from 67 to 85, with more bodies discovered on Thursday, September 18th. The number of South Africans who were in the church might be higher, as we believe that some people organized the trip themselves without using travel agents.

There are 265 South African survivors. Initially, there were 96 injured South Africans, but now there are only 29 still in hospital, including a three-year-old," Mr. Mnguni said.

However, a Ghana-based pastor, Isaac Owusu Bempah of Glorious Word Ministry International (GWMI) in Accra, Ghana, has claimed that the recent loss of lives ( SCOAN) maybe connected to Prophet T.B. Joshua’s quest for promotion in the spiritual realm.
The Pastor seen as an undershepherd made this disclosure during a recent interview with Ghanaian morning show, Okay Fm. He stated that:

"This is evil hands at work because I know people who have to make human sacrifices in order to be promoted in the spiritual realm. I know some people will vilify me for making this known".

According to Owusu, it wasn’t the first time that people would lose their lives courtesy of the controversial pastor, as he recalled the loss of four lives when TB Johsua came to Ghana for a program.

"Look at what is happening to him. You came for a program in Ghana and that led to the death of four people. You also woke up one day and a whole building collapsed, killing over forty people," he stated.

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