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Buhari Mourns Synagogue Church Founder TB Joshua, Says He’ll Be Missed

President Muhammadu Buhari on Sunday commiserated with the family and members of the Synagogue Church of All Nations on the death of their founder, Pastor TB Joshua.

His condolence message was contained in a statement by his Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Femi Adesina, titled ‘President Buhari mourns Pastor TB Joshua.’

The statement read, “The President notes that the renowned televangelist will be missed by his followers all over the world not only for his spiritual contributions but for touching many lives through philanthropic gestures.

“President Buhari urges Pastor Joshua’s followers to take solace in the knowledge that life is not measured and defined by chronological longevity but by enduring legacies and lives touched positively.

“He also condoles with the government and people of Ondo State and prays that God Almighty will accept the soul of the departed pastor.”

Angela Davies

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