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TB Joshua: Obaseki Reveals Why CAN, PFN Failed to Send Condolence Messages

The senior pastor of Divine Grace of Glory Church Pastor P. I. A Obaseki revealed shocking reasons for the CAN and PFN refusal to speaks on the death of T.B Joshua

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TB Joshua: Obaseki Reveals Why CAN, PFN Failed to Send Condolence Messages

The senior pastor of Divine Grace of Glory Church Intl, Benin, Pastor P. I.A Obaseki revealed shocking reasons for the CAN and PFN refusal to speaks on the death of T.B Joshua

The clergy disclosed, on Monday, June 7 why the Christian Association of Nigeria(CAN) and the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria(PFN) refused their condolence messages to the family of late T.B Joshua

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According to the Benin-based senior pastor, both organisations failed to express any sympathy towards the demise of the prophet because they didn’t believe in his style of ministry.

“Prophet T. B. Joshua, is a man of God, why I think he has not been in CAN or in PFN is because many of the Christian bodies have not believed in his ministry.

“That has been the matter. So when you don’t believe in me, you become one that is doubting my ministry, it will be difficult rather for me to associate with you.

“So, I think that is the reason. We have not been seeing him in CAN meeting, PFN meeting, and other Christian bodies but he is a man that stands on his own, that came with a new dimension of Christianity, a new dimension of power according to the revelations of the Holy Spirit to him.

“That makes his ministry to be different and because of that difference, many people misconstrued him, not believing him because the way God manifested through him became what many Christian bodies were doubting and this very caused a lot of issues.”

The Clergyman furthermore stated that he has not been himself since he got the news of his death noting that the last time he met with late TB Joshua, he was in the company of his wife.

He called on the family of the bereaved prophet to take solace in God and in the legacies he left behind.

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