Friday, 22 January 2016

TB JOSHUA'S DAUGHTER SAID SO MANY THINGS ABOUT HER DAD

Encomium Magazine recently interviewed Sarah Joshua. Sarah is the daughter of the founder of  Synagogue Church of All Nations. During the interview, she said so many interesting things about her popular dad. Sarah, who was called to bar in Abuja, was also listed among those who will be called to bar
in New York in January, 2016. Speaking with the
magazine about her latest feat, Sarah said:

"I am grateful to God, my family and friends who
have been of help to me. I am humbled and
privileged to have succeeded. Thus, I am very
happy "When asked about how she feels about
being the first daughter of Prophet T.B Joshua,
she answered: "I am privileged and fortunate to be
the daughter of such a humble and great man of
God called TB Joshua. He is someone I look up to
because my father is a man of God and he has
been able to guide me every time I need him.
"I am too happy, so humble to be his daughter.
He has been a good guide.Thus I can’t afford to
disappoint him and God because to whom much is
given, much is expected. And I love him."
Revealing more details about her father, Sarah
said: "He is a true example of humility. I have
seen so many attributes in him that is worthy to
emulate."
 "He is the best father everybody can pray to
have. I am not just saying that because he is my
father but because it’s the truth. Also, it’s not
what I think about him or what people think about
him that count but what God says about him."
Some people do not understand him. They even
have wrong impression about him, what’s your
take on that? She quizzed.
"That’s why I said he is a true man of God and
it’s not what people say that count but what God
says. Everybody has the right to air his opinion
but God’s opinion counts most."
Speaking on her success and her father's
reaction to that, she said: "He was very happy and
proud of me. I am always happy whenever he is
proud of me. He has given me so much and I feel I
have a lot to offer and can’t disappoint him."

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