By Ihechukwu Njoku
In the aftermath of the shocking terrorist attack on The Charlie Hebdo magazine offices in Paris, France, controversial Nigerian Pastor T.B. Joshua has released a video claiming to have predicted the deadly massacre several months ago.
“In a French country, this is France, I’m seeing an attack,” the cleric is seen telling his congregation in a video dated Sunday 20th April 2014. “There will be an attack there. They should take note of Wednesday and Thursday,” he continues.
The clip, uploaded to YouTube channel Emmanuel TV, shows the pastor speaking again to his vast congregants the following week on Sunday 27th April 2014. "These people are still in the town,” he said. “I was saying last week in Paris; that was the location I saw last week.”
The brutal attack on Wednesday 7th January 2015 by suspected Al Qaeda militants left 12 dead, including the editor, three cartoonists and the deputy chief editor of the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo. It is France's deadliest post-war terrorist attack.
“We pray that God would strengthen all the family, friends and colleagues of those who lost their lives during the horrific terrorist attack,” the message on the Emmanuel TV clip concluded.
Joshua, who is known for his wide-ranging predictions, made headlines recently for the prophecy he purportedly gave concerning the crash of AirAsia Flight 8501 in Indonesia. The video of the prediction reached 150,000 views on YouTube in under two weeks.
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If you are an auto mechanic who couldn't fix your own personal car I don't think any rightful thinking individual would let you service or repair their cars.Tuberculosis Joshua claiming to have divine powers at predicting mostly sad/deadly events happening to others couldn't even see his own church collapsing and killing lots of people,then his authenticity as a prophet must be questioned.However as he is in Nigeria and dealing with Nigerians I am not surprised he keeps fooling them,average Nigerians can't even tell good from bad or decide if thieving is corruption as explained by their present president.I am very sorry for the confused and delusional citizens
ReplyDeleteit not always the way you think, a very brighter candle can't see it under!
DeleteU are a fool by insulting Nigeria which country do u come from let see d country and Nigeria which one is better
Deletepls correct this former writer not to insult nigerian citizens just because he has issues with the prophet. he or she even went far in insulting our president. which ever country you come from respect nigeria and her citizens
ReplyDeleteMan of god and his god saw 12 persons dying but did not see 116 under their nose. There is real God ooo.
DeleteAnyway in the Bible, God says, "I have shown you many things, but not all things"
ReplyDeleteNobody is perfect. People should know that.
God is a righteous judge, watch your tongue because you will be judged by your words.
ReplyDeleteI avoid speaking against men of God. We have several lessons in our Holy scriptures that makes us beautiful and a real source of peace to our world. I was reading the book of Genesis and I want every body to read what God told Hagar in Gen 16:12.
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