Ajoke’s Revelation on Alleged Abuse by Late Prophet TB Joshua

In a startling account, Ajoke, purportedly the daughter of the late Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN) founder, Prophet TB Joshua, exposes a series of disturbing events, including physical abuse and alleged sexu@l misconduct within the church.

The revelations come to light in a compelling documentary by BBC Africa, where Ajoke, acknowledging her lineage as TB Joshua’s child from another woman, unveils a narrative of her tumultuous childhood. She recounts being forcibly withdrawn from school at the tender age of seven and confined to the disciples’ quarters in the Lagos church.

Ajoke accuses the late prophet of not only subjecting her to consistent physical abuse but also engaging in alleged sexual misconduct with some women in the congregation. According to her, the disciples were systematically indoctrinated to unquestioningly follow TB Joshua’s directives, creating an environment where dissent was unthinkable.

In her candid interview with BBC, Ajoke reveals the extent of brainwashing within the church, asserting that fear was a pervasive force, preventing anyone from challenging the prophet’s actions. She bravely shares instances of her own mistreatment, emphasizing that her status as a child from another mother seemed to undermine the principles her father purported to uphold.

One haunting episode she discloses involves being punished for bedwetting at the age of seven, enduring not only physical abuse but also public humiliation. Forced to wear a sign that labeled her as a bedwetter, Ajoke describes reaching a breaking point and confronting her father directly, questioning the reasons behind his actions.

This exposé sheds light on the shadows cast by alleged abuse within the SCOAN, inviting scrutiny into the dynamics of power and control that Ajoke claims were prevalent during her upbringing.