A three-part investigative documentary done by the BBC has revealed how the late Nigerian Pastor, Temitope Balogun Joshua, better known as TB Joshua constantly abused and tortured his daughter, Ajoke.
In the documentary, TB Joshua's disciples claimed that Ajoke was gotten outside lawful marriage and was subjected to a series of torture and humiliation by the late cleric who viewed her existence as a big threat to his reputation as a man of God.
Ajoke claimed that she never felt fatherly affection from the late pastor and that her father compelled her to be a disciple to ruin her life.
She said, "It was very difficult to watch this man preach every Sunday. Topics about love and about mercy. They feel very strange coming from his lips. I stared myself in the mirror lots of times, so maybe I didn't look like him. Maybe. For as long as I can remember, I had been raised as TB Joshua's daughter."
"That kind of pain cannot be put into words. I feel like, you know, maybe I really don’t deserve to be alive. We are talking about years and years of abuse, consistent abuse, abuse that wasn't ending," she said.
She added that other disciples also joined her father to compound the humiliation.
She said, "The disciples were both brainwashed and enablers. Everybody was just acting based on commands like zombies. Nobody was questioning beyond fanatics. Where does your conscience come? How far can your conscience go without some form of accountability?
"I knew the child, Ajoke, right from birth. She's his actual daughter. His biological daughter from another woman outside of wedlock," one of the disciples also gave his remark on Ajoke's relationship with TB Joshua.
"Ajoke grew inside the Synagogue like an outcast. I think he wanted to keep her secret. I don't think he wanted anyone to know who she was. The message about Ajoke was that she had terrible evil spirits that needed to be driven out," another female disciple revealed.
"He hated her, and he punished her for being born. Her existence was probably the biggest threat to his reputation. What's her fault? What has that girl done? It pains me she was still very young that time. Can you imagine how heartless we were?" the disciple added.
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View previous comments…Luke Afolabi Olabisi
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Oluwatobi Joel Adegoke
My first observation is that the BBC is pained that a black man could have so much dominance over a white man.
Secondly, the miracles he performed were too many and too nasty to be botched.
Thirdly, he exhibited some behaviours that are unworthy of a man of God. However, a lot of men of God possess these behaviours and God still uses them probably because of the covenant He (God) has with them. These are the Achilles' heels of a lot of prophets today. They think that they are still right with God because they are performing miracles. They don't know that they are merely empty vessels. God is a respecter of his words and covenant, and that's what distinguishes him from humans. A man of God can perform miracles due to the covenant God has with him but yet drift away far from God. Finally, I'm still seeing a lot of testimonies and love been shown to late Prophet TB Joshua, right on the BBC platform that is meant to castigate him. I'll go for Ep.2 tomorrow. Stay blessed!
