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Oba Solomon has a question for BBC on TB Joshua.

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CREED 🎖️🎖️2 years ago

Forget his english, focus on the content: bad news fly more than good news normally, don’t expect BBC to post the good side of TBJ because they won’t get impressions

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Oseahumen™2 years ago

Honestly, that's a serious question to be asked, we are not all perfect and we know that, people just love it when you are being spoken about badly

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BigDc2 years ago

If you think he is wrong you are right.

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Nairaexchangerate2 years ago

King Solomon, it does not work like that. Your govt has the responsibility of rewarding the good side with national honours. While journalists have the responsibility of exposing the bad side. 🤨 There is division of labour.

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3illBaby2 years ago

Saying "bad side" like the allegations laid against him are just light matters. If these allegations laid against him are true the his good side doesn't matter. The good side just seem like deliberate cover up to protect his reputation.

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BigMimz2 years ago

My thoughts

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Alamugu2 years ago

Because the devil rewards a person with riches doesn't make him less of an evil spirit. Because a murderous drug baron constantly share money to his community doesn't exonerate him from all the killings he committed. IF the allegations are true, then BBC is right to expose him

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Ola Motiva2 years ago

When your child experiences the same thing as his victims, come back and ask this question. They’ll answer you I promise.

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Lasmoni2 years ago

We don’t have time for the good side of TB Joshua. We already know the good side of him so there is no need for BBC to do such thing. 💔💔

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