Old video of TB Joshua having heated argument with Lucifer amidst BBC investigative piece resurfaces online

• Amidst the controversy sparked by a BBC investigative piece, Nigerians have dug up an old video featuring the late TB Joshua engaged in a heated argument with a woman claiming to be Lucifer.
• The resurfaced video gains attention following a snippet shared by the BBC from a three-part investigative report, leading to widespread speculation about its potential connection to the late pastor.
• In the viral video, TB Joshua is seen in a deliverance session within his church, arguing with a woman who identifies herself as Lucifer. She claims revenge, alleging that TB Joshua scattered her kingdom with prayers.

An old video has resurfaced featuring the late TB Joshua, the founder of the Synagogue Church of All Nations, engaged in a heated argument with a woman claiming to be Lucifer.

This revelation comes in the midst of a BBC investigative piece that has stirred controversy and speculation surrounding the late pastor’s activities.

The BBC had recently shared a snippet from a three-part investigative report, sparking rumors that it may be linked to TB Joshua.

The investigative piece has sparked a wave of reactions on social media, with many questioning the nature of the allegations against the late pastor.

In the old video, which has now gone viral, TB Joshua can be seen involved in a deliverance session in his church.

A woman, who identifies herself as Lucifer, engages in a heated argument with the late pastor, claiming that she has come for revenge because TB Joshua had supposedly scattered her kingdom with prayers.

The authenticity and context of the video are yet to be fully verified.

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The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) is gearing up to unveil a comprehensive three-part investigative documentary shedding light on the alleged atrocities committed by a renowned religious figure.

The documentary, as revealed by the BBC, will intricately detail narratives encompassing abuse, harassment, rape, manipulation, and staged miracles attributed to the clergyman in question.

Scheduled for release on January 8, the first instalment of this impactful documentary is poised to unravel the intricate web of accusations surrounding the prominent religious figure.