T.B Joshua gave me, my wife money after I won the election – Akeredolu

Ondo State governor, Rotimi Akeredu, has revealed what the Late Prophet T.B Joshua did for him when he won his first election to be Governor of Ondo State.

The Ondo Governor spoke during the funeral service of Prophet T.B Joshua at the Synagogue Church of All Nations, SCOAN, on Friday.

According to him, the late Prophet drove from Lagos to his (Akeredolu) Ondo home when he won his first governorship election to wish him well and at the end of their meeting, Akeredulu said the cleric gave him money to entertain his guests.

READ ALSO: Mourners vomit blood, poisonous substances at Prophet T.B Joshua’s burial

“When I won election to be governor of Ondo State, T.B Joshua drove to Ondo State to wish me well and when he was leaving, he put money in my pocket and said, ‘as a governor, you’ll need money to entertain people.

“He also gave me money to give to my wife. I must testify openly to what T.B Joshua did for me.”

Late Prophet TB Joshua was an indigene of Ondo State and a very influential person in Akoko-Arigidi, his town in the state.

Governor of Ogun State, Dapo Abiodun and Deputy governor of Ondo State, Lucky Aiyedatiwa, were also attended the burial of the Prophet T.B Joshua.

KEYWORDS: T.B Joshua, TB Joshua, Rotimi Akeredolu, Dapo Abiodun, the Synagogue Church of All Nations, SCOAN

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