Evangelist Mama Part, widely known as Agradaa, strongly criticized Christians who are condemning the late Prophet TB Joshua in the wake of a documentary released by the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC).

Expressing deep disappointment, she rebuked individuals claiming to be Christians but who are tarnishing the reputation of the deceased prophet, emphasising that despite his passing, his ministry continues to face unwarranted attacks.

Nana Agradaa asserted that the documentary, which outlines alleged wrongdoings by the late prophet, should not serve as a basis for others to vilify him. She highlighted that TB Joshua devoted his life to preaching the word of God.

In a TikTok live session, Nana Agradaa strongly rebuked Christians who believe the details presented in the BBC documentary and criticise TB Joshua.

“Let's stand for the kingdom of God. The late TB Joshua was a man of God. He preaches the word of God for the world to know about Jesus. Today, he is dead and there is controversy about him. Why can't we stand for the kingdom of God and defend our home? Christians!

"I am sad; let's stand up for our family. Traditionalists and those who belong to the world would never do this; they will always protect their kingdom. Go and read Mark 3:25. And start thinking about what God said. Let's stand for our own. TB Joshua is a man of God,” she said.

Her remarks follow the release of a BBC documentary that highlights alleged misconduct within the Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN), under the leadership of the late Prophet TB Joshua.

The documentary, generating extensive discussions, reveals incidents of sexual abuse, accusations of rape, and manipulations related to miracles within SCOAN.

The documentary has elicited varied responses, with some individuals criticising the late prophet while others questioning the credibility of the allegations made against him.