Governor Samuel Ortom, on behalf of the government and people of Benue State, has sympathized with the Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN) and the entire Christian community in Nigeria over the death of Prophet T.B Joshua.
The Governor described the sudden demise of the renowned preacher as shocking and unfortunate.
He said the evangelist will be remembered not only for spreading the gospel of Christ but also for his humanitarian works through which he positively touched millions of lives.
Governor Ortom, in a statement by Terver Akase, his Chief Press Secretary, prayd that God grants the soul of Prophet T.B Joshua eternal rest and his family and members of his church the strength to bear the loss.
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