Ghanaian Preacher Accuses T.B Joshua Of Human Sacrifice

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Barely a week after the collapse of a building in the premises of the Synagogue Church of all Nation, SCOAN, Ikotun, Lagos, Nigeria, a Ghanaian preacher and founder of Glorious Word Ministry International (GWMI) , Pastor Isaac Owusu Bempah has accused Prophet T.B Joshua — founder of SCOAN– of human sacrifice. The preacher who made the accusation during an interview on Okay FM, Friday, also said that the Prophet sometime ago caused the death of four people during one of his programme in the country. ‘These are 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”. “Look at what is happening to him. You came for a programme 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 added. @LastßornNews(07060428346)

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