TB Joshua’s Lawyer, Olalekan Ojo Breaks Silence
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Olalekan Ojo, lawyer of the late founder of the Synagogue Church
of All Nations (SCOAN) Prophet TB Joshua, has broken his silence after the
death of the televangelist.
Joshua died on June 5, 2021 following
an Emmanuel TV partners’ meeting, exactly a week to his 58th birthday.
Mr Ojo spoke in an interview on a new programme called My TBJ
Moments on Emmanuel TV. It was published on Friday, June 17.
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He gave accounts of how he met the late cleric through retired Major Hamza Al
Mustapha, who was the chief security officer to the late Head of State,
General Sani Abacha.
He also recalled that Joshua’s career advice
to him was “Do not use your rank to defend injustice.”
The senior
advocate of Nigeria also revealed why the cleric never went to court.
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According to the lawyer, Joshua’s response to cases of libel was always “By
replying them, you’re dignifying them.”
Ojo also indicated that
Joshua was not in the habit of making rejoinder. He said, “He was not in the
habit of making rejoinder. He would concentrate on whatever he was doing. He
remained unbothered about whatever people were saying about him.”
Asked
if he tried to change the cleric’s mind on addressing such issues, he said, “I
knew that was his style, and I was at no point asking him to change because I
knew he would never change from anything he believed in.”
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