Former Disciple Bisola Johnson's Shocking Revelations about TB Joshua

The online sphere is abuzz as Bisola Johnson, a former disciple of TB Joshua, stirs controversy with recent exposé, making serious allegations of sexual crimes against the late clergyman.

Despite passing on 30 months ago, TB Joshua has continued to court controversies, with the BBC Africa on Monday, January 8, releasing a documentary outlining the alleged atrocities and sexual crimes committed by the late pastor.
One of the former disciples of TB Joshua has disclosed how she was instructed to find virgins for the leader of the SCOAN for his pleasure.

TB Joshua, known for his charismatic presence and influential role within the SCOAN, left behind a legacy that has been both celebrated and criticized. His passing has not ended the scrutiny surrounding his life and ministry. The recent documentary by BBC Africa has brought to light a darker side of the late pastor, challenging the perception of a spiritual leader who was once revered by millions.

Bisola Johnson’s allegations of being instructed to recruit virgins for TB Joshua add a troubling dimension to the controversies surrounding the late pastor. While the veracity of these claims is yet to be fully established, the impact on the public’s perception of TB Joshua’s character is undeniable. Sexual misconduct allegations against religious leaders are not new, but the specific nature of these accusations raises serious questions about the abuse of power within religious institutions.

The power dynamics within religious institutions often create an environment where leaders wield significant influence over their followers. Bisola Johnson’s revelations shed light on the potential misuse of this influence for personal gratification, raising concerns about the need for accountability and transparency within religious organizations. The blind trust placed in spiritual leaders can sometimes make it challenging for disciples to question or report inappropriate behavior.

As news of Bisola Johnson’s revelations spread across the online sphere, social media platforms became a battleground for discussions on the accountability of religious leaders. Supporters of TB Joshua expressed disbelief, while others demanded a thorough investigation into the allegations. The broader conversation delves into the responsibility of religious institutions to safeguard their followers and maintain ethical standards.

The investigative documentary, presented by the BBC programme “Africa Eye,” debuted the first segment of its three-part documentary on Monday, January 8, 2024.

In a recent video shared by BBC Africa, Bisola, a former female disciple, revealed that her primary task was to locate and deliver virgins to TB Joshua.

Bisola, who spent 14 years inside the church compound, added that she was asked to recruit virgin girls into the disciple fold under threats of violence..

“TB Joshua asked me to recruit virgins for him… So that he could bring them into the disciple-fold and disvirgin them,” she revealed.

Bisola disclosed in the video that after breaking the virgins’ chastity, TB Joshua would take the blood-stained bedsheets to the mountains.

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No fewer than 25 persons have given eyewitness accounts bordering on allegations of sexual assault, physical abuse, faked miracles and trauma -allegedly suffered in the hands of a late Nigerian pastor, TB Joshua, BBC reports Monday.

Tge BBC said it conducted a two-year investigation, in collaboration with an international media platform – Open Democracy, which involved more than 15 BBC journalists across three continents.

The investigation centered around allegations of sexual assault, physical abuse, solitary confinement, and fake miracles, amongst others.