In the last few months, after a number of big (often sad) incidents, supporters of Pastor TB Joshua had trooped onto the Blogosphere to gleefully assert that their man predicted the occurrence of the incidents. Quotes were often thereafter trumpeted as proofs of his clairvoyance. Many people, including this poster, tend to take this with a pinch. Now the AFCON is about to start, can any follower of TB Josuha come out with his prophecy- unequivocal please- which clearly indicates who will win the AFCON?

Why do you want t hear what u people will take with a pinch of salt? Come to Scoan t know d truth about d great man of God which we despise in naija but adore abroad!

Smooyis, what has Joshua's attraction to foreigners got to do with my question? I asked a simple, straightforward question and you have responded with a load of non sequitur. If you tell me Joshua's predictions for AFCON now and come the end of the tournament, he is spot on, I'll look stupid doubting him, won't I? My point is, we only seem to read of validation of Joshua's predictions after the events have taken place. You can go ahead and prove me wrong.

Foyanmun: In the last few months, after a number of big (often sad) incidents, supporters of Pastor TB Joshua had trooped onto the Blogosphere to gleefully assert that their man predicted the occurrence of the incidents. Quotes were often thereafter trumpeted as proofs of his clairvoyance. Many people, including this poster, tend to take this with a pinch. Now the AFCON is about to start, can any follower of TB Josuha come out with his prophecy- unequivocal please- which clearly indicates who will win the AFCON?

TB Joshua has again come out to say that he warned Keshi to tighten Eagles defence against Burkina Faso- otherwise they (Burkinabe) will score! This is patently ridiculous in many regards. First- how is warning a coach that he should tighten his defence amounts to a prediction? That is no prediction at all. Secondly, what exactly is the point of Joshua's predictions? It is either he saw by clairvoyance that the Burkinabe would equalise or he didnt. If he saw that the Burkinabe would equalise- it is either he had the spiritual power to prevent the equaliser or he doesnt. If he had the power to prevent the equaliser, he should have come out and say so. If there is nothing he could do about it, he should also come out clearly about it. This equivocal, safe 'prediction' that he warned Keshi about Burkina Faso is arrant nonsense to me. By the way can Joshua come out now and tell us the result of Friday's match against Zambia?