In a bid to heal the wounded hearts, founder
of Synagogue Church of All Nations, Prophet TB Joshua would be
compensating victims’ families of the recent collapsed building in his
church with a sum of N750,000.
In the wake of controversies with the aftermath of the Synagogue guest house building collapse on September 12, 2014. Prophet TB Joshua has announced a donation of R50,000($4,500/N750,000) to each victim's family. He said this through his spokesman Kirsten Nematandani.
The church said it has provided the family with some needs as many of them who died were breadwinners to their family.
"We have done a full audit of each family's financial needs and assisted with various household expenses as many of the deceased were breadwinners, Household expenses varied from rent money to school fees and groceries."
He said the church has also pleaded with the Nigerian government to expedite the repatriation process in order for the families to bury their loved ones with dignity and receive closure.
Nematandani also said the church had travelled to all provinces in the past few weeks to visit, counsel and assess families' financial needs and assist where possible.
In the wake of controversies with the aftermath of the Synagogue guest house building collapse on September 12, 2014. Prophet TB Joshua has announced a donation of R50,000($4,500/N750,000) to each victim's family. He said this through his spokesman Kirsten Nematandani.
The church said it has provided the family with some needs as many of them who died were breadwinners to their family.
"We have done a full audit of each family's financial needs and assisted with various household expenses as many of the deceased were breadwinners, Household expenses varied from rent money to school fees and groceries."
He said the church has also pleaded with the Nigerian government to expedite the repatriation process in order for the families to bury their loved ones with dignity and receive closure.
Nematandani also said the church had travelled to all provinces in the past few weeks to visit, counsel and assess families' financial needs and assist where possible.
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