On Wednesday the 14th of March there was a breaking News of a Police Helicopter crash.

Helicopter crashes, kills Police DIG and three others in Jos

A helicopter belonging to the Nigeria Police force has crashed in Jos, the Plateau state captial killing a Deputy Inspecrtor General of Police and all on board.

Amongst the passengers on the helicopter is the newly prompted Deptuy Inspector General of Police, Haruna John with three other senior police officers...

source:http://www.channelstv.com/home/2012/03/14/helicopter-crashes-kill-police-dig-and-three-others-in-jos/

Recently there is also a video from The SCOAN about TB Joshua prophesying the event.

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Can this be true

On Wednesday the 14th of March there was a breaking News of a Police Helicopter crash.

Helicopter crashes, kills Police DIG and three others in Jos

A helicopter belonging to the Nigeria Police force has crashed in Jos, the Plateau state captial killing a Deputy Inspecrtor General of Police and all on board.

Amongst the passengers on the helicopter is the newly prompted Deptuy Inspector General of Police, Haruna John with three other senior police officers...

source:http://www.channelstv.com/home/2012/03/14/helicopter-crashes-kill-police-dig-and-three-others-in-jos/

Recently there is also a video from The SCOAN about TB Joshua prophesying the event.

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Can this be true

So who is your favourite preacher?

Source pls....

TB Joshua spoke about this.

Faith Talk with Francis Mupazviriwo
“Mgeni siku mbili; siku ya tatu mpe jembe (Treat your guest for two days, on the third day, give him a hoe)” goes a Swahili proverb. Mutual co-operation between local and “modern-day” missionaries outside Zimbabwe, reaches sad levels when it degenerates into an overt dependency syndrome.
Historically, missionaries built schools and hospitals, among other infrastructure. Methodists in Zimbabwe, Roman Catholics and Seventh Day Adventists, among other mission churches, depend on help, in one way or the other.
Biblically, there are many examples showing help schemes from one church to another. In 1 Corinthians 16 vs 2, goods were donated to the inhabitants of Jerusalem affected by a flood.
Said Paul: “. . . each of you is to put aside and save whatever extra you earn so that collections need not be taken when I come.”
Material and monetary help towards the “smaller” churches continues even today.
According to the Church of England official website, financial support to United Kingdom and overseas missions peaked at £40 million in 2004.
Over £200 million was handed under the “Gift Aid” scheme meant to help churches, mostly in developing countries.
The Baltimore Washington Conference has a covenant relationship with the Zimbabwe Episcopal since 1997.
The partnership with United Methodist Church (UMC) has seen sustainable projects ranging from refurbishing clinics, hospitals and schools being upheld. It has been appealing. As reported in the Baltimore Washington Conference Summary (BWC), the Nothing But Nets campaign managed to donate 17 000 nets in 2007 and 2009.
The Annapolis District (in the United States) provided funds for orphan caregivers and paid school fees for vulnerable children covered under the Mushenje Orphan Trust.
In the above Swahili proverb, being given a hoe is a sign of self-responsibility. This disposition has been assumed by missionary churches across Africa now administering properties through qualified personnel.
In Zimbabwe, the UMC owns the elite Africa University; Catholics own the Catholic University in Hatfield while Solusi University belongs to the Seventh Day Adventists. Kudos!
Yet, the need to be weaned off the breast of dependency is still vital to accomplish philanthropic activities.
One church minister once said: “We do not have the money to sustain ourselves.” The question is: Is it a case of money, or a case of locals failing to support each other?
If corporates, prominent personalities and various organisations — and even musicians — partnered the Church, fulfilling social responsibilities for both Christians and non-Christians would be achievable.
Notably, Econet, through its Joshua Nkomo and Capernaum Trust, helps the less privileged, but bright students.
The culture of support within and among churches and the corporate sector is imperative, if ethical objectives are to be met.
This culture of support and mutual co-operation was greatly upheld in the past through the tontine system (humwe in Zimbabwe) and ujamaa in Swahili. Villagers worked in each other’s fields, while sometimes even singing songs to up their spirits. They had a spirit of togetherness.
Likewise, mutual co-operation within and among local churches cannot be achieved if churches are divided on denominational lines. 
The tragedy of overdependence is symptomatic of division; lack of support and mistrust creeping into Christians. It is this indictment which affects mutual co-operation, otherwise imperative for spiritual, social and economic elevation.
Zimbabwean-born Robert Reese, in his masterpiece “Roots and Remedies of the Dependency Syndrome in World Missions”, giving mission case studies in Zimbabwe and Tanzania, among other countries, calls on churches to engage each other. This brings more joy and exhibits self-worth, as opposed to receiving funds. 
Kenyan journalist Joyce Mulama in Africa rejects donations from churches that support gay unions, writes about African bishops who refused monetary and material benefits that came from the Episcopal Church of the United States in America (Ecusa).
Ecusa wanted to ordinate gay priests in Kenya, a move seen as unorthodox by African ministers.
Following the schism, African Anglican priests, led by Nigeria’s Bishop Peter Akinola, the president of the Council of American Provinces, rejected the money. This was a Damascus moment where the churches contemplated self-reliance after their fallout with Ecusa.
The need to upgrade the lives of all in the Church is a shared concern.
Society is riddled with disease, hunger, orphans and even widows.
Who shall lead the cause, if their aspirations for a good life are ignored?
It would be troublesome to expect “those with the means” to continue helping, as this is akin to conceding lack of willingness to co-operate. 
It would make more sense for the Church structures to engage these people first, as opposed to hankering for funds from abroad. The authoritative allocation of resources, even at church level, is binding.
Prioritising purchasing top-of-the-range cars, luxurious houses to match new-found statuses is a negation. There is need for those in leadership to be people-centred, as this resonates with the teaching of the Body of Christ. Late last year, the Synagogue Church of all Nations (SCOAN) led by Prophet TB Joshua sent an aid package to the Lord’s Ranch Church in the outposts of Washington, DC.
The Lord’s Ranch’s operations were hampered by shortage of funds.
This aid was an extension of the SCOAN’s humanitarian activities in Nigeria and Haiti as well as the Pakistan School Project.
Adrian Simila, the head of the Lord’s Ranch, appreciated the aid package, though he, in his words, “just wasn’t expecting” such gifts from an African church. Typically, online tabloids even joked, saying: “This (the aid) is real not a scam from Nigeria.”
Though demeaning, the reality, however, was that one church extended its hand to those in need! It was commendable.
Should we not take the hoe so that we co-operate among ourselves? Or should we only wait for missionaries to hand us the hoe?
Economic salvation in the Church is imminent, only if the dependency syndrome is remedied through a culture of support that will be supported by individuals, the corporate sector and other bodies.
Churches ought to be one as well, if their earthly aspirations are to be met.
l Francis Mupazviriwo is a Journalism and Political Science student at a local university. Feedback: robmupa@yahoo.com

l Faith Talk is an interactive column. We encourage different writers, including church leaders, to contribute articles. Send your articles to levi.mukarati@zimpapers.co.zw

Sani Emmanuel is also one of them.

I think you lost the video Makweembo. Here is the video.

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I'm sure you didn't see this

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This is exactly what the man of God TB Joshua said

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Immediately after the finals of the just concluded AFCON game which Zambia allegedly won the cup a footage of a  video was release on the SCOAN you tube official site which have already spread round the internet on how the controversial Nigeria prophet, pastor Tb Joshua allegedly predicted the winner of the football match he said “I know you have a game now which you want to watch,” Joshua began, speaking in a church service televised live on Emmanuel TV, a station very popular across Africa, especially in Zambia. “Today is the final and you want me to talk about it.” Joshua, who similarly predicted Ghana’s historic victory in the 2009 U-20 World Cup, said victory would be for the underdogs. “Yes, this blessing is for a country you are not expecting; this victory is for a country you are not expecting.” With Ivory Coast going into the match as overwhelming favorites, replete with many Premier League and European stars, it is clear who Joshua was referring to. Watch video above.

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Immediately after the finals of the just concluded AFCON game which Zambia allegedly won the cup a footage of a  video was release on the SCOAN you tube official site which have already spread round the internet on how the controversial Nigeria prophet, pastor Tb Joshua allegedly predicted the winner of the football match he said “I know you have a game now which you want to watch,” Joshua began, speaking in a church service televised live on Emmanuel TV, a station very popular across Africa, especially in Zambia. “Today is the final and you want me to talk about it.” Joshua, who similarly predicted Ghana’s historic victory in the 2009 U-20 World Cup, said victory would be for the underdogs. “Yes, this blessing is for a country you are not expecting; this victory is for a country you are not expecting.” With Ivory Coast going into the match as overwhelming favorites, replete with many Premier League and European stars, it is clear who Joshua was referring to. Watch video above.

I so much believe that Ghanaians have learnt their lessons from what happened to them that Wednesday night, after the match. What I know is that we don't boast in ourselves but in the finished worked of God. The question is, have they now realized how much they needed God more, for everything. When Coach Tetteh involved the man of God TB Joshua for their successful U20 qualifying match, it wasn't as if the coach could not pray on his own, he prayed and also involved men of God for more intervention. Now every of your News papers in Ghana (to quote little) said before the AFCON 2012 that, "Why would they contact TB Joshua?" "TB Joshua wants to take glory" "Black star has enough practice and are ready for any country; we need no man of God" “What does TB Joshua has to do with football?” All sort of nonsense.

Are we fighting God? It is not until you speak against God physically that you are against Him but even by speaking against His anointed one you are fighting God.

Please let us always be careful of what we say especially to men of God. Remember we say men of God and not men of men.

"Anyone who speaks a word against the Son of Man will be forgiven, but anyone who speaks against the Holy Spirit will not be forgiven, either in this age or in the age to come." Matthew 12:32
I rest my word here. Think for yourself what would have happened if they had won? I am not against you but God is always with His anointed one. He is always their defender.

Now, I hope Ghanaians has learnt their lessons to know how much they needed God more for everything. When Coach Tetteh involved the man of God TB Joshua for their successful U20 qualifying match, it wasn't as if the coach could not pray on his own, he prayed and also involved men of God for more intervention. Now every of your News papers in Ghana (to quote little) said before the AFCON 2012 that, "Why would they contact TB Joshua?" "TB Joshua wants to take glory" "Black star has enough practice and are ready for any country, we need no man of God"

Are we fighting God? It is not until you speak against God physically that you are against God but even by speaking against His anointed one you are fighting God.

Pls let us always be careful of what we say especially to men of God. Remember we say men of God and not men of men.

"Anyone who speaks a word against the Son of Man will be forgiven, but anyone who speaks against the Holy Spirit will not be forgiven, either in this age or in the age to come." Matthew 12:32

The reward of this is very bad, it affects generation to generation.

I so much believe that Ghanaians have learnt their lessons from what happened to them that Wednesday night, after the match. What I know is that we don't boast in ourselves but in the finished worked of God. The question is, have they now realized how much they needed God more, for everything. When Coach Tetteh involved the man of God TB Joshua for their successful U20 qualifying match, it wasn't as if the coach could not pray on his own, he prayed and also involved men of God for more intervention. Now every of your News papers in Ghana (to quote little) said before the AFCON 2012 that, "Why would they contact TB Joshua?" "TB Joshua wants to take glory" "Black star has enough practice and are ready for any country; we need no man of God" “What does TB Joshua has to do with football?” All sort of nonsense.

Are we fighting God? It is not until you speak against God physically that you are against Him but even by speaking against His anointed one you are fighting God.

Please let us always be careful of what we say especially to men of God. Remember we say men of God and not men of men.

"Anyone who speaks a word against the Son of Man will be forgiven, but anyone who speaks against the Holy Spirit will not be forgiven, either in this age or in the age to come." Matthew 12:32
I rest my word here. Think for yourself what would have happened if they had won? I am not against you but God is always with His anointed one. He is always their defender.

An international Fraud detection website confirming and reporting fraudsters and cases of fraud has confirmed that this woman, Bisola Johnson is indeed a fraudster and is warning the international community against falling into her trap. Be warned!

http://crime.ws/fraud/using-tb-joshuaa-name-for-419-3/

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An international Fraud detection website confirming and reporting fraudsters and cases of fraud has confirmed that this woman, Bisola Johnson is indeed a fraudster and is warning the international community against falling into her trap. Be warned!

http://crime.ws/fraud/using-tb-joshuaa-name-for-419-3/

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An international Fraud detection website confirming and reporting fraudsters and cases of fraud has confirmed that this woman, Bisola Johnson is indeed a fraudster and is warning the international community against falling into her trap. Be warned!

http://crime.ws/fraud/using-tb-joshuaa-name-for-419-3/

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Gboosa! Oyedepo Prediction Error:

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President Goodluck Jonathan and Pastor Adeboye President Goodluck Jonathan and Pastor Adeboye

President Goodluck Jonathan yesterday urged the church to support his transformation  agenda.

He also asked  for the backing of Nigerians in his plan to remove fuel subsidy.

The President who spoke yesterday through the Minister of Labour and Productivity,Mr.Emeka Nwogwu at this year’s Holy Ghost Congress at the Redeemed City,Ogun State, said “I am guided by biblical principles of transparency in leadership. Government is pursuing the agenda of regaining government trust in the eyes of the people through his security agenda to foster unity and peace".

Jonathan pleaded with the General Overseer GO of the Redeemed Christain Church of God, Pastor Enoch Adeboye to pray for him and thanked the church and the GO  for their support during the April presidential election which he won.
He said  his victory was made possible through the prayers of Adeboye.

Nwogwu said  the president won't let Nigeria and Nigerians down as he takes every decision with them in mind.
"A new thing has happened in Nigeria because your brother and friend, the president shares your vision,”the minister said.

Adeboye gave the theme for the first 2012 Holy Ghost Service in January,: 'A New Alter to the Lord'.
He prayed for the countryand expressed optimism that Nigeria would be better and “experience a new dawn.”
A total of 30 babies: 15 boys and 15 girls were born during the one week convention.

Dignitaries at the service included the wives of the Ogun State governor, Mrs Olufunso Amosun;that of Lagos State, Dame Abimbola Fashola; and deputy governor of Lagos State,Mrs Adejoke Adefulire-Orelope, who implored religious leaders to keep praying for leaders.
Also present were delegates from different parts of the world.

President Goodluck Jonathan and Pastor Adeboye President Goodluck Jonathan and Pastor Adeboye

President Goodluck Jonathan yesterday urged the church to support his transformation  agenda.

He also asked  for the backing of Nigerians in his plan to remove fuel subsidy.

The President who spoke yesterday through the Minister of Labour and Productivity,Mr.Emeka Nwogwu at this year’s Holy Ghost Congress at the Redeemed City,Ogun State, said “I am guided by biblical principles of transparency in leadership. Government is pursuing the agenda of regaining government trust in the eyes of the people through his security agenda to foster unity and peace".

Jonathan pleaded with the General Overseer GO of the Redeemed Christain Church of God, Pastor Enoch Adeboye to pray for him and thanked the church and the GO  for their support during the April presidential election which he won.
He said  his victory was made possible through the prayers of Adeboye.

Nwogwu said  the president won't let Nigeria and Nigerians down as he takes every decision with them in mind.
"A new thing has happened in Nigeria because your brother and friend, the president shares your vision,”the minister said.

Adeboye gave the theme for the first 2012 Holy Ghost Service in January,: 'A New Alter to the Lord'.
He prayed for the countryand expressed optimism that Nigeria would be better and “experience a new dawn.”
A total of 30 babies: 15 boys and 15 girls were born during the one week convention.

Dignitaries at the service included the wives of the Ogun State governor, Mrs Olufunso Amosun;that of Lagos State, Dame Abimbola Fashola; and deputy governor of Lagos State,Mrs Adejoke Adefulire-Orelope, who implored religious leaders to keep praying for leaders.
Also present were delegates from different parts of the world.

In fact, rather than bringing a blessing to our leader, it appears to have brought curses upon him.

for those doubting,
here is the video of exactly what tb joshua said on October 16th. It is not a joke, a fake or a farce, this is a true prophet of God who is being used as God's instrument. it is a great shame that the voice is not louder, but when it comes to the truth, it tends to be like that,

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It appears that the General Overseer of the RCCG prayer for our ailing president did not work.

In fact, rather than bringing a blessing to our leader, it appears to have brought curses upon him.

He has made the stupidest decisions, been the most selfish and pathetic and disappointed the most people after this prayer.

Was Adeboye just praying for him because he is the president and he wanted to gain some political friends or did he really bless him and receive divine revelation from God for him?

many questions and as yet, few answers,

It appears that the General Overseer of the RCCG prayer for our ailing president did not work.

In fact, rather than bringing a blessing to our leader, it appears to have brought curses upon him.

He has made the stupidest decisions, been the most selfish and pathetic and disappointed the most people after this prayer.

Was Adeboye just praying for him because he is the president and he wanted to gain some political friends or did he really bless him and receive divine revelation from God for him?

many questions and as yet, few answers,

What have you been hearing from others without confirmation? Do not sit somewhere, hear this or that and come to a hasty conclusion. Watch out for fabricated lies. We live in a world where lies and falsehood reign.

Check this links for the exposed news:

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Winnie Mandela On Tb Joshua

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The author of this article is actually putting fire and a curse on himself by posting this misleading article. This is a blaspheming article on a man of God. Soon you will get your reward.

This is message from SCOAN:

Prophet T.B. Joshua Did Not Predict A Third World War

There is currently a rumour circulating that on Sunday 11th December, 2011, TB Joshua predicted a third world war.
CORRECTION: Prophet T.B. Joshua did not say that there would be a third world war. He did not say that civilisation would be gone. We should be very careful about changing a prophetic message to suit our own philosophy or our own world view.
The title chosen for this post is wrong and grossly misleading. Emmanuel TV is a means of communicating a message from God. All messages of prophecy given by Prophet T.B. Joshua to the world are shown live on Emmanuel TV during the Sunday live services at The SCOAN.
You can see the complete prophecy of the rebroadcast of the live service.
The correct response given to any prophecy is to call people together in order to pray and to seek the face of God. As Prophet T.B. Joshua advised, we continue to ask God to redeem our nation and the whole world.
Do not hear this or that and jump to a hasty conclusion. Find out the truth from the source and it shall be well with you.

http://thetbjoshuafanclub./2011/12/12/prophet-t-b-joshua-did-not-predict-a-third-world-war/

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God Bless You for this inspiration. The word of God that comes from this man of God TB Joshua changes me everyday.

Of course, as it was so it is! We are in a world where everyone lies to their neighbor. Who can we believe?

What have you been hearing from others without confirmation?
Do not sit somewhere, hear this or that and come to a hasty conclusion. Watch out for fabricated lies. We live in a world where lies and falsehood reign.
As you watch, find out the truth and let the truth set you free!

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