T. B. Joshua was a renowned Nigerian pastor and televangelist known for his spiritual healing and miracles. He gained international fame through his Synagogue, Church of All Nations (SCOAN), which attracted thousands of followers worldwide. His ministry emphasized faith, prayer, and divine intervention, making him a significant religious figure in Nigeria and beyond. Joshua was celebrated for his ability to perform healings and his prophetic insights, which drew many believers seeking spiritual solutions to their problems. His teachings often focused on hope, forgiveness, and trusting in God's power. Despite controversies and skepticism from some critics, his followers viewed him as a genuine vessel of divine grace.
T. B. Joshua was born in Nigeria and started his ministry early in life, eventually founding SCOAN in Lagos. His impact extended through television broadcasts and international crusades, making him one of the world's most influential spiritual leaders. His sudden death in 2021 marked the end of an era for his followers and the Nigerian Christian community. Nonetheless, his legacy continues through his teachings and the ongoing work of SCOAN.