Popular Nollywood actor Jim Iyke has taken time out to recall his 2013 encounter with the late founder of the Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN) Prophet TB Joshua.
The controversial thespian who opened up during an interview with media personality, Chude Jideonwo debunked claims that whatever happened in the church at the time was a publicity stunt.
He revealed that he sought help from TB Joshua when orthodox medicine failed when his mother was sick.
Jim Iyke said; “It wasn’t, when orthodox medicine failed us, I took my whole family to India to be with my mum and then she started getting better. This is the light of your life for crying out loud and I am not going to wager it for theatrics, for melodrama.
“At some point, an offer was made from there to take her there by a senator friend of mine. I refused, the pressure was too much, so I said ‘Okay I want to go, if they will save her, I will go’.
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“We put her in a hospital close to there. I went there, there was a presidential suite I was accorded. When I went there, I was like ‘Okay, let’s get started, they said I must come down to the service. I said, ‘I don’t have to come down to the service, you people promised to heal her, does God need me to?’
“I said ‘I will live in this church for two years if you heal my mum’. So after a while, they had a meeting and said, ‘You need to come down. I remember I was there, my sister was behind me when this guy came and was doing stuff. When he crossed me, I chuckled.
Then he came back to me. My brother, I don’t know what happened after that.
“This world is deep, there’s a spiritual something I’ve come to notice about this world that is way beyond us. What happened I don’t know, I saw the video and said that’s not me but that was me,” he added.
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