T.B Joshua’s Synagogue Church Of All Nations Involved In A Fraud Case

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) is investigating TB Joshua’s church, The Synagogue Church of All Nations, for huge financial misappropriation.

The Nigerian anti corruption police said it is a case of alleged fraud by some leaders in The Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN).

The spokesperson for the EFCC said they received a petition from the church but it did not clarify what kind of case it was and who was involved.

The EFCC invited over 15 members of The Synagogue Church of All Nations.

The EFCC is a Nigerian government team that is in charge of fraud and other money-related crimes. The Synagogue Church of All Nations [SCOAN] is one of Nigeria’s biggest churches with thousands of followers in Nigeria and abroad.

The Synagogue Church of All Nations [SCOAN] has to answer some questions about a fraud case which the EFCC is investigating in the church.

Local reporters are saying some leaders allegedly ceased power in TB Joshua’s church after TB Joshua died.

The reports also added that a group of leaders allegedly infiltrated the church’s vault and took packs and bags of money.

They also allegedly put up prophet T. B. Joshua’s private jet for sale and other allegations.

“They discovered a huge financial misappropriation in the church since the prophet died and they are handling the case.” In a press statement, Barrister James Akhigbe, who is the lawyer for SCOAN, said.