Pastor Debo Akinyemi, a pastor in the Redeemed Christian Church of God, has come forward with shocking revelations about the inner workings of the late Pastor Temitope Joshua, the founder of the Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN). This incident was followed by a documentary by BBC. In this eye-opening expose, we shall explore controversial practices that have raised concerns and divided public opinion.

Late-Night Meetings and Regulated Lives of Disciples

Former employee Debo Akinyemi discloses how TB Joshua regularly summoned senior staff for late-night meetings at his church. These brief but lavish gatherings were not only filled with sumptuous meals but also featured the distribution of generous envelopes, sometimes containing up to 25,000 Naira.

He also unveils the presence of a large group of disciples within the church, mainly comprised of young women. These disciples were forbidden from pursuing secular jobs, saving money, or even carrying cash. While their needs were met through TB Joshua’s approval, they lived regulated lives, seemingly under the prophet’s watchful eye.

Controversial Rituals and Partner Swapping Revealed by Pastor Debo Akinyemi

Perhaps the most astonishing revelation is the alleged practice of swapping partners to aid childless couples in conception. Akinyemi shares instances where couples, unable to have children with their spouses, were encouraged to have children with new partners suggested by TB Joshua. This controversial ritual has left many questioning the authenticity of the ministry.

Personal Evaluation and Caution

While acknowledging TB Joshua’s charismatic personality, Akinyemi expresses concerns about certain practices within SCOAN. He highlights the prophet’s frequent displays of demonic anger, witnessed by insiders daily. Akinyemi urges readers to put spiritual leaders to the test, evaluating their actions against spiritual values.

As public opinion continues to be divided following the recent BBC documentary on TB Joshua, this exposé sheds light on the authenticity and practices of his ministry. Akinyemi’s caution against blind allegiance serves as a reminder of the importance of discernment when evaluating spiritual leaders. Let us approach these revelations with an open mind and seek the truth in our spiritual journeys.