Prophet TB Joshua, Wiseman, a late televangelist and the founder of the Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN), had a disciple named Daniel Emelandu who recently wed his spouse.
Hours before Joshua’s death two years ago, pictures of Wiseman, Daniel, and his wife appeared on social media on Sunday.
The revered televangelist passed away on June 5, 2021, according to news reports.
One of Joshua’s followers, Evangelist Justin Reese, uploaded the wedding photos on his social media accounts to celebrate the union and to wish Daniel and his wife luck.
“Congratulations to Wise Man Daniel and his beloved wife,” he wrote, careful not to disclose too much information.
Promise, TB Joshua’s second daughter, has a master’s degree in public administration (MPA) from a US university.
According to news sources, one of the late prophet’s wise men, Christopher Orji, revealed on Instagram that Promise had earned a degree from Columbia University in New York, USA.
Orji called Promise a “incredible achiever” and said that despite the difficulties, she persisted until the very end.
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Orji described Promise as an “incredible achiever”, adding that she persevered to the end despite the challenges.
He said, “Congratulations to an incredible achiever! Despite all the obstacles and unforeseen circumstances along the way, you persevered and made it to the end.”
Orji, who also shared his location to be Enugu State in his post, also wished her a happy graduation.
“Wishing Miss Promise Joshua a happy graduation as she bagged a Master’s Degree in Public Administration (MPA) at Colombia University in New York, USA,” he said.
At the same institution where her sister Serah earned her undergraduate degree, the London School of Economics, Promise studied international relations and politics. Among her siblings, Serah is the only one who is married. She is wed to a Tanzanian named Brian Moshi.
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