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Nigeria: TB Joshua Says Building Collapse Victims are 'Martyrs'
Vanguard, 18 September 2014
Nigerian preacher TB Joshua on Thursday broke his silence over a building collapse that killed 80 at his Lagos megachurch but denied lack of cooperation and stuck to his theory of… Read more »
Nigeria's T.B. Joshua Says Those Who Died 'Martyrs'
Pastor T.B. Joshua, the founder of The Synagogue Church of all Nations has described the victims of the building collapse as "martyrs of the Kingdom of God."
Prophet T.B. Joshua welcoming President Jonathan during a condolence visit to the Synagogue Church in Lagos today.
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19 September 2014
For Followers Of Nigeria's 'Prophet', Building Collapse Was 'Satan's Work
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For supporters of "Prophet" TB Joshua, one of Africa's best-known Christian preachers, the death of at least 80 of his congregation under the rubble ... see more »
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Nigeria: Death Toll Remains At 80 As Rescue Operations Wind Down At Synagogue
This Day, 19 September 2014
Seven days after the foreign guest house section of the Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN) collapsed burying hundreds, rescue operations yesterday wounded up after excavation… Read more »
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Nigeria: Synagogue Insists Building Collapse Was Attack On Church
Guardian, 18 September 2014
IN what could pass as its first official statement over last Friday's building collapse that has so far claimed over 80 lives, the Synagogue Church of all Nations Thursday… Read more »
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Nigeria: TB Joshua One of Africa's Wealthiest Pastors
SAPA, 18 September 2014
"Prophet" TB Joshua was named the third richest pastor in Nigeria with an estimated net worth of between US10 and US15 million (about R110m to R165m) according to a list compiled… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: MDC-T Official Among TB Joshua Dead
The Herald, 19 September 2014
MDC-T Mashonaland West provincial chairman Greenwich Ndanga is among more than 80 people who died when a hostel of the Synagogue Church Of All Nations (SCOAN) in Nigeria collapsed… Read more »
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Nigeria: Church Collapse Rescue Ends
Premium Times, 18 September 2014
Rescue operations at the site of the collapsed building at The Synagogue Church of All Nations, Lagos, have ended with 80 people confirmed dead. Read more »
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Nigeria: Synagogue - 17 of Our People Still Missing, Says S'Africa
Vanguard, 19 September 2014
LAGOS--As rescue work at the scene of last Friday's collapsed building used as guest house by the Synagogue Church of All Nations, SCOAN was concluded yesterday, the South African… Read more »
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Nigeria: Synagogue Collapse - Survivor Recounts Ordeal
This Day, 19 September 2014
One of the survivors of the collapsed building of the Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN), a South Africa, Khathuatshelo Ramovha, yesterday recounted his ordeal in a two… Read more »
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Nigeria: Synagogue Tragedy - Lagos Declares Zero Tolerance for Building Collapse
This Day, 19 September 2014
Worried by the spate of incessant collapse of buildings in the state, the Lagos State Government has read the riot act to culprits, declaring zero tolerance for any violation of… Read more »
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Nigeria: Synagogue - Lagos in Dilemma Over DNA Tests
Independent (Lagos), 18 September 2014
Lagos State Government is now in dilemma on how medical officers handling the corpses retrieved from the collapsed building of the Synagogue Church of All Nations in Ikotun, Lagos,… Read more »
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South Africa: Update On the Situation Affecting SA Citizens in Lagos
Govt of SA, 18 September 2014
This statement serves as an update on the situation following the collapse of a building at the Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN) in Lagos, Federal Republic of Nigeria. Read more »
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President Jacob Zuma of South Africa has announced that 67 South Africans were among the dead when a building collapsed in the grounds of the Synagogue Church of All Nations ... Read more »
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At least 67 South Africans have been killed in a building collapse that occurred at the Synagogue Church of All Nations in Nigeria, according to the presidency. Read more »
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The number of South Africans reported to have been killed during a building collapse at the Synagogue Church of All Nations in Lagos has risen from 67 to 84, SABC radio news ... Read more »
