Shehu Sani urges addressing concerns with religious leaders while alive

Former federal lawmaker Senator Shehu Sani has criticized the posthumous accusations directed at the late Nigerian Televangelist, Prophet TB Joshua.

The BBC documentary released on Monday brought to light alleged wrongdoings by the late prophet, including sexual assault, physical abuse, fabricated miracles, and trauma, based on accounts from over 25 eyewitnesses.

Expressing his dismay, Shehu Sani emphasized the unfortunate timing of the allegations, stating that they surfaced when the late prophet could no longer defend himself. He urged individuals with grievances against their religious leaders to voice their concerns while the leaders are alive, allowing for a fair and timely response.

In a post on his official handle, Sani wrote, “If you have any issues against your Pastors or Alfas or Imams, please confront them with it when they are alive and not when they are gone and have no right of reply.”