SCOAN marks five years after TB Joshua’s death

The Synagogue Church of All Nations will commemorate the fifth anniversary of the death of its founder, Prophet T.B. Joshua, on June 5, 2026, with a special programme themed “Rejoicing with the Saints.” The church, in a statement on Monday, stated that the event would bring together worshippers, gospel ministers, dignitaries and admirers from different parts of the world to celebrate the life and legacy of the late cleric, whose ministry attracted a global following. According to the statement, the anniversary celebration will be preceded by a two-day revival scheduled for June 2 and 3 at the church’s Faith Resort Ground in Agodo, Lagos. The statement read, “Five years after his transition to glory, Prophet T.B. Joshua remains one of the most influential Christian figures to emerge from Africa. “Through his teachings, humanitarian outreach and global media ministry, he touched millions of lives across continents, leaving behind a legacy that continues to inspire faith, compassion and service to humanity.” The programme is expected to commence with a Walk Way Experience, during which visitors from various countries will share personal reflections on the impact of the late prophet’s life and ministry. Activities lined up for the event include worship sessions, documentary presentations and testimonies from individuals who were influenced by the ministry of the founder of SCOAN. One of the highlights of the programme will be a documentary chronicling the life, ministry and humanitarian contributions of the late cleric. The statement added, “The film is designed to remind attendees not only of who the renowned preacher was but also why his contributions to Christianity, philanthropy and global evangelism remain worthy of celebration five years after his passing.” A special conversation corner has also been scheduled, where guests and associates of the late prophet will share experiences and testimonies about his influence on their lives and communities. Related News I’ll always support Eagles despite heartbreaks – Singer Samwell Sultan calls for prayers ahead of elections Eid-el-Kabir: Nigeria needs unity not separation, says Ansar-Ud-Deen Among those expected to participate are King Willard Mswati Gomani of Malawi, Pastor Acosta of Argentina, Mama Akinola of Nigeria, Sybrand of South Africa, and Adisley and Enrique of Spain. Virtual contributions are also expected from Colonel Wilson of Colombia, Katerina of the United Kingdom and Teniente Coronel Melo of the Dominican Republic. According to the organisers, the international composition of participants refl