Blakk Rasta expresses skepticism towards allegations of fake miracles against the late TB Joshua, disputing claims made in a BBC documentary.

He points to miracles performed in European and Asian countries, insisting on their authenticity.

Blakk Rasta firmly rejects the notion that TB Joshua's miracles were fake, opposing the narrative presented in the BBC documentary.

“I will not be convinced if anybody tells me that the miracles that TB Joshua performed were all fake miracles, I wouldn't believe that. My brother, he [TB Joshua] travelled to Japan. He went all the way to Asia, Europe and even America. Are you telling me that the tens of thousands of people who were seen falling down and vomiting blood all had been paid to do a certain Cantata?

"Are you telling me that even family members who we knew, went to the SCOAN and were allegedly healed of cancer or other dangerous diseases they came home and were healthy, are you telling me that they're all fake? How about those who just touched the TV and then got healed? How do you explain that? I will not believe that,” he said.

In response to the BBC documentary unveiling reported abuses within the Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN), led by the late Prophet TB Joshua, Blakk Rasta shares his views.

The documentary delves into sexual abuse, rape allegations, and manipulations of miracles within the SCOAN, sparking varied reactions. Some criticize the prophet, while others question the authenticity of the allegations against the deceased man of God.