Founder and spiritual leader of the the Synagogue Church of all Nations (SCOAN), T.B. Joshua, in collaboration with the church's media platform, Emmanuel TV, have donated items worth GH¢140,000 (N6,332,646) to the National Disaster Management Organisation(NADMO) to help victims of disaster in Ghana.
The items were presented at the NADMO headquarters in the country's capital, Accra.
Local newspaper, Daily Guide Ghana reports that the items, made up of 1,000 bags of rice, 200 each of student mattresses, blankets and pillows, 400 pieces each of buckets and cups.
The rest are 50 boxes each of vegetable oil and bar soaps.
It was gathered that an Accra High Court Judge, John Ajet-Nasam, an Accra High Court Judge, presented the items to the NADMO National Coordinator, Brigadier-General Vib-Sanziri, on behalf of T.B Joshua and Emmanuel TV.
Justice Ajet-Nasam said the donation was a ‘love gift’ to the government and people of Ghana and a gesture from himself to share solidarity with the people of Ghana in the June 3,2015 Accra floods and explosions which resulted in untold casualties.
Justice Ajet-Nasam expressed hope that T.B Joshua’s action would no doubt complement other donations to assure the bereaved families and survivors of the disaster of public concern for their well-being.
Brigadier-General Vib-Sanziri, National NADMO Coordinator, described the donation as the biggest since the June 3 Accra disaster.
He expressed the organisation’s recognition of the gesture and appreciation to Prophet T.B Joshua and Emmanuel TV for the donation.
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