mastermaestro:
Joshua is a false prophet in his twilight. His relocation to Israel is an escape from imminent disgrace and Divine judgment. Like Oyakilomhe, like Joshua...false teachers...ministers of satan posing as angels of light.

Flamzey00:
Rev. King is still battling death sentence; 1 oda bastard sue a blogger for defaming him. Now; Okotie & Tb Joshua don start their own.

GavelSlam:
T B Joshua shouldn't run away from justice.

There is case before the court in which tens of devotees lost their lives under his watch.

LaDolceVida:
Someone please help me with my jamb form . its closing tomorrow and i haven't registered, please help a soul, on my knees its 5,000 1130567471 skye

macphilip:
It is very unfortunate that most gullible Nigerians think any man that calls on the name of Jesus, has followers,and performs magic is a prophet or a man of God. Thank God for ordaining Rev. Chris Okotie with power, insight, wisdom and unction to always warn the people. Before T. B. Joshua there was O. O.Obu of which he warned Nigerians. Do you think he enjoys being insulted by their depraved followers? That is his cross, he is a defender of truth and gospel of Jesus Christ. It might interest you to know that most prominent men of God in Nigeria know that T. B. Joshua is fake but they do not have the grace to say it openly. That is why he is still being avoided by these 'generals' inspite' of his awesome popularity internationally. If you take your eyes off the magic that you think is miracle you will come to a conclusion that Okotie should be commended rather than being condemned !

Dottore:
The basis of the argument is not whether TB Joshua is a real MOG or a con man.
The gist is that we want him here because whatever he does attract lots of tourists to Nigeria thereby promoting our tourism industry, keeping airlines busy which in a way reduces the cost of international flights, helping to sustain the hotels and even generating employment directly and in directly. People that deal on religious materials like olive oils, handkerchiefs, candles and even bottled water etc will remain in business.

So Okotie should chill or find a way to contribute also whether fake or real. After all dem no force anybody to attend their program or believe in what they do.

ontruth:
yet Dangote truck are killing people daily,you never call for his arrest, coca cola drunk drivers still dey kill dey go yet you are blind to see that. So your dull brain told you that a run away person will first announce about his running away to the entire world even with the location of where he is running to before he run? read this your trash again and knock yourself for not making any single sense.

adem30:
If to say na one Mallam or Muslim Politician from North says this, CAN would have been releasing press statement. But where is CAN now? on mute mode

GavelSlam:
T B Joshua shouldn't run away from justice.

There is case before the court in which tens of devotees lost their lives under his watch.

Tenim47:
pastors sha.
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what baffles me most is their follower dumb.?
on sunday they wil stil go to church and ask GOD of TB joshua to bless them
.

my dear ure telling devil to bless u

mastermaestro:


Don't blame them. It's spiritual glaucoma.

mastermaestro:
Joshua is a false prophet in his twilight. His relocation to Israel is an escape from imminent disgrace and Divine judgment. Like Oyakilomhe, like Joshua...false teachers...ministers of satan posing as angels of light.

successinlife:


Why this talk?it is out of context,what would have happened if a christian called an imam fake? leave muslims to settle muslim issues and christians to settle christian issues,cross meddling religious issues is not good for a country like Nigeria because of our religious diversities.

GavelSlam:


If you don't care about those that have been killed by the callousness of the fraud simply say so.

When the unfortunate event happened, many of your type were here cursing whoever asked for justice just as you've done again today.

You people said our lives would be ruined for daring the fraudster. Why are we doing even better today?

If he is not careful, his running to Israel might even quicken his arrest.

Shame on you brainwashed zombies.

ontruth:


Still making no single sense SMH, your teachers must have abandoned you due to lack of comprehension. So I asked again when you're running away from arrest, the best you do is to announce on the social media that you're running away? pretend you didn't read that question again. another question for you is in which prison is Dangote, peace Mass, the young shall grow and other transport owners are at the moment? or those their vehicles killed are not also human being that deserve justice for their untimely deaths?.

If his running away to Israel will quicken his arrest, why then are you wailing? you're not brainwashed but you're simply without brain.

mastermaestro:
Joshua is a false prophet in his twilight. His relocation to Israel is an escape from imminent disgrace and Divine judgment. Like Oyakilomhe, like Joshua...false teachers...ministers of satan posing as angels of light.

GavelSlam:


Sue Dangote and his drivers.

Nobody can make an interest in all crimes or cases of negligence.

If Dangote is your area of concern, by all means you are free to air your opinion.

Sue Dangote or anyone you are so interested in.

I make bold to say Joshua is running away from justice due to his act of gross negligence that led to death of tens of his devotees.

Makweembo:
Flamboyant Nigerian Pastor Chris Okotie is the latest prominent voice to wade into the controversy over Prophet T.B. Joshua’s proposed relocation to Israel.

Speaking on Facebook, Okotie, who has long been an outspoken critic of Joshua, described the cleric as an attention-seeking “impostor”.

“He is controlled by a malevolent misanthropic spirit,” the pastor of Household of God International Ministries wrote on his official Facebook Profile under a news article he reposted detailing Joshua’s alleged relocation.

“His hypocritical jeremiad should be ignored. He is just another frustrated shaman seeking public sympathy,” Okotie wordily concluded.

However, followers of Okotie were surprisingly quick to rise to Joshua’s defence, commenting that the cleric had not been positioned to judge on such matters.

“Honestly, I do not think a brilliant man like Chris Okotie will castigate another who propagates God's throne,” queried Tamaraudoubra Sultan Zimughan.

“On whose mandate is Okotie labelling T.B. Joshua a shaman? Go to both Churches and see whose is more of God? Look at T.B. Joshua's life and that of Chris Okotie and see who is more fruitful”.

APC chieftain Timi Frank and PDP stalwart Femi Fani Kayode are among those who have joined the growing call for Joshua to remain in Nigeria, citing the spiritual, economic and social impact of his church.

Meanwhile, in a post on Joshua’s official Facebook page, the controversial cleric revealed the secret behind his ‘money’. According to him, the reward accrued from ministry cannot be quantified in material terms.

Speaking specifically about his foreign crusades, Joshua disclosed that he pays for the large majority of arrangements and does not touch the offerings collected during such events.

“My joy is to see people healed, delivered and blessed. That is my money. Each person that is delivered is more than $20,000 to me! That is the money God gives me - the joy to sleep in peace,” Joshua stated.

“You need to know what it means if God uses you to heal and deliver people,” the cleric continued. “If you know what it means – the joy in God using you to deliver people – you will never ask the people you deliver to bring money… If God uses you to remove the pain of one, you are more than a millionaire.”

According to the prophet cum philanthropist, “If money is your gain, you are robbing yourself. That money is insufficient – it cannot give you peace.”

SOURCE: http://www.nigerianeye.com/2017/05/chris-okotie-attacks-tb-joshua-over.html

ammyluv2002:
All these pastors just dey disgrace Christendom on daily basis #NoOffenceToAnyone

deleo16:
keep quiet bro talk another thing is the man your praising does he emulate Jesus, this same pastor will be giving marriage advice after series of divorce i am a christian I have said it if TB Joshua as you claim is a scam am sorry Christianity is a scam if I go by rev Chris u talk about

LaDolceVida:
Someone please help me with my jamb form . its closing tomorrow and i haven't registered, please help a soul, on my knees its 5,000 1130567471 skye

3mmanhu3l:
when a church becomes a tourist attraction...... Smh....... I fear for Christianity.....

Makweembo:
Flamboyant Nigerian Pastor Chris Okotie is the latest prominent voice to wade into the controversy over Prophet T.B. Joshua’s proposed relocation to Israel.

Speaking on Facebook, Okotie, who has long been an outspoken critic of Joshua, described the cleric as an attention-seeking “impostor”.

“He is controlled by a malevolent misanthropic spirit,” the pastor of Household of God International Ministries wrote on his official Facebook Profile under a news article he reposted detailing Joshua’s alleged relocation.

“His hypocritical jeremiad should be ignored. He is just another frustrated shaman seeking public sympathy,” Okotie wordily concluded.

However, followers of Okotie were surprisingly quick to rise to Joshua’s defence, commenting that the cleric had not been positioned to judge on such matters.

“Honestly, I do not think a brilliant man like Chris Okotie will castigate another who propagates God's throne,” queried Tamaraudoubra Sultan Zimughan.

“On whose mandate is Okotie labelling T.B. Joshua a shaman? Go to both Churches and see whose is more of God? Look at T.B. Joshua's life and that of Chris Okotie and see who is more fruitful”.

APC chieftain Timi Frank and PDP stalwart Femi Fani Kayode are among those who have joined the growing call for Joshua to remain in Nigeria, citing the spiritual, economic and social impact of his church.

Meanwhile, in a post on Joshua’s official Facebook page, the controversial cleric revealed the secret behind his ‘money’. According to him, the reward accrued from ministry cannot be quantified in material terms.

Speaking specifically about his foreign crusades, Joshua disclosed that he pays for the large majority of arrangements and does not touch the offerings collected during such events.

“My joy is to see people healed, delivered and blessed. That is my money. Each person that is delivered is more than $20,000 to me! That is the money God gives me - the joy to sleep in peace,” Joshua stated.

“You need to know what it means if God uses you to heal and deliver people,” the cleric continued. “If you know what it means – the joy in God using you to deliver people – you will never ask the people you deliver to bring money… If God uses you to remove the pain of one, you are more than a millionaire.”

According to the prophet cum philanthropist, “If money is your gain, you are robbing yourself. That money is insufficient – it cannot give you peace.”

SOURCE: http://www.nigerianeye.com/2017/05/chris-okotie-attacks-tb-joshua-over.html

Makweembo:
Flamboyant Nigerian Pastor Chris Okotie is the latest prominent voice to wade into the controversy over Prophet T.B. Joshua’s proposed relocation to Israel.

Speaking on Facebook, Okotie, who has long been an outspoken critic of Joshua, described the cleric as an attention-seeking “impostor”.

“He is controlled by a malevolent misanthropic spirit,” the pastor of Household of God International Ministries wrote on his official Facebook Profile under a news article he reposted detailing Joshua’s alleged relocation.

“His hypocritical jeremiad should be ignored. He is just another frustrated shaman seeking public sympathy,” Okotie wordily concluded.

However, followers of Okotie were surprisingly quick to rise to Joshua’s defence, commenting that the cleric had not been positioned to judge on such matters.

“Honestly, I do not think a brilliant man like Chris Okotie will castigate another who propagates God's throne,” queried Tamaraudoubra Sultan Zimughan.

“On whose mandate is Okotie labelling T.B. Joshua a shaman? Go to both Churches and see whose is more of God? Look at T.B. Joshua's life and that of Chris Okotie and see who is more fruitful”.

APC chieftain Timi Frank and PDP stalwart Femi Fani Kayode are among those who have joined the growing call for Joshua to remain in Nigeria, citing the spiritual, economic and social impact of his church.

Meanwhile, in a post on Joshua’s official Facebook page, the controversial cleric revealed the secret behind his ‘money’. According to him, the reward accrued from ministry cannot be quantified in material terms.

Speaking specifically about his foreign crusades, Joshua disclosed that he pays for the large majority of arrangements and does not touch the offerings collected during such events.

“My joy is to see people healed, delivered and blessed. That is my money. Each person that is delivered is more than $20,000 to me! That is the money God gives me - the joy to sleep in peace,” Joshua stated.

“You need to know what it means if God uses you to heal and deliver people,” the cleric continued. “If you know what it means – the joy in God using you to deliver people – you will never ask the people you deliver to bring money… If God uses you to remove the pain of one, you are more than a millionaire.”

According to the prophet cum philanthropist, “If money is your gain, you are robbing yourself. That money is insufficient – it cannot give you peace.”

SOURCE: http://www.nigerianeye.com/2017/05/chris-okotie-attacks-tb-joshua-over.html