TB Joshua and the SCOAN miracle-evidence controversy

Record summary

The Synagogue Church of All Nations and its late founder T. B. Joshua built a large media archive around healing, prophecy, deliverance, and testimony. Investigative reporting, former-member accounts, and later documentaries questioned the ministry’s evidentiary practices, treatment of followers, and management of alleged miracles. The lead is not a single paranormal event but a verifiable archive and controversy spanning broadcasts, testimonies, legal disputes, and journalism. It can support comparison of charismatic healing claims with editing, witness dependence, institutional secrecy, and retrospective allegations.