During the church service hours,the prophet T.B Joshua declared to be visiting South Africa once in a month in the memory of the martyrs of faith.
South Africans who died in the incident building collapse death toll is said to be 84 people,not included badly injured hundreds in number.
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"Those who are affected in one way or another and those who passed onto glory, their greatest desire is to see that the work of salvation they died and suffered for continues and reaches unreachable places,” Joshua declared, a message subsequently relayed via his official social media portals on Facebook and Twitter.
“For that, what they are coming here for should be taken to meet them in their country,” he stated to applause from foreigners but a muted response from Nigerian congregants.
“Once in a month, I will be travelling to South Africa to meet people from South Africa and other nations who find South Africa easier to visit, in memory of martyrs of faith", the controversial cleric stated in a broadcast transmitted live on Emmanuel TV, one of Africa’s most popular television stations
Joshua quickly countered any insinuation that his visitations will be to challenge other South African churches. "My ministration in South Africa will not be on Sunday so that people will have the opportunity to attend their respective churches,” Joshua said.
“This kind of faith expressed by South Africans deserves this kind of blessing from God," he added.
The prophet T.B Joshua further added a statement in appreciation for those who paid a condolence,"I have been your pastor, preaching to you. Now, it is your turn that you are preaching to me. It is your turn that you are giving back what you have received in terms of preaching, teaching and counselling,”
Making reference to Ecclesiastes 3, Joshua continued, “There is a time to give and a time to receive. There is a time to laugh and a time to cry. There is a time to be born and a time to die. Thank you for understanding the time that I am in.”
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