TB Joshua Named ‘Yoruba Man Of The Year’

The founder and general overseer of the Synagogue Church Of All Nations (SCOAN), Prophet T. B. Joshua, has been named as the 2015 ‘Yoruba Man Of The Year’.
PM News reports that the Nigerian prophet was respected by the 'Egbe Omo Oodua Parapo', a coalition of 35 container Yoruba gatherings drawn from everywhere throughout the world.

Taking after the bunch's yearly meeting in the United States of America, Akinwale Adewunmi, the administrator of the grant board of trustees, said:

"We give this grant to Pastor Joshua out of more than 500 chosen people screened by the Planning Committee of the Association."

In his discourse, Adewunmi complimented T.B. Joshua for including "honor and profound respect to the Yoruba country" and portrayed him as "a Yoruba man with a worldwide picture in the chronicles of philanthropy".

He additionally noticed that the prophet's altruistic tasks compass 45 nations and help a great many individuals regardless of their religion or ethnicity

“Pastor Joshua started as a poor boy. He had no access to education neither did he enjoy any outstanding benefit from his society, yet he built himself. He educated himself and today stands out like a Professor in the greater university of life and living,” he said.
Praising T.B. Joshua for improving Nigeria’s image abroad, the committee chairman said: “Across the world, many ask travellers from Nigeria: ‘Oh, you are From Pastor T.B. Joshua’s country?’ ”
He noted that the SCOAN is one of the biggest tourist attractions in the southwest, adding that many foreigners would never have visited Nigeria if not for this church.
Earlier this year, T.B. Joshua was named the ‘Yoruba man of the decade’. The prophet, who is also popular from the fame of his Christian television station Emmanuel TV, received the commendation from IrohinOdua, the first pan-Yoruba news outlet.