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TB Joshua’s Wife Debunks Rumor That He Died Of Stroke, Details How He Died
- She said he never showed any sign of illness or worry
- she met him sitting on the chair like someone reflecting but unconscious.
Wife of popular televangelist, Prophet Temitope Balogun Joshua also known as TB Joshua, Evelyn, has debunked rumors flying around that the deceased prophet died of stroke.
While recounting his last moments, Evelyn disclosed that TB Joshua spent his last moments prayerfully and was concerned about India, following the cases of COVID-19.
She disclosed that the popular prophet was found dead in his office after conducting a service in the church.
A source close to the familly disclosed to EkoHotBlog that Evelyn recounted this during a meeting with some foreign visitors.
According to her, “He ended the race prayerfully. She revealed that he spent about three hours in prayers before the last service on the mountain and was looking very healthy. She said he never showed any sign of illness or worry and that his main concern was about the prayer line they offered to Indians against the COVID-19 pandemic.
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“Afterward, he came up to shower and she left him to have some time to prepare for service as worship had started. Few Minutes later, he stepped out for ministrations. While MInistering. He spoke about a time to come and time to leave.
“According to her, his statements were spiritual and suddenly, he left the stage and went to his inner chambers. She waited a few minutes and thereafter decided to check on him. And she met him sitting on the chair like someone reflecting but unconscious. She quickly beckoned on his disciples who came and tried to revive him to no avail. Of a truth, he went home to be with the Lord and left us with a message, watch and pray.”
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