When TB Joshua Died, Everybody Started Attaching Revelation Who Never Even Identified With Him — Iginla

Popular Nigerian cleric, Joshua Iginla, has delivered a stern message to Nigerians about the danger of celebrating spiritual leaders only after they are gone. Ohh Wait… Watch Video Now.

In a powerful sermon on restoration and lost glory, Iginla urged people to recognize and honor impactful individuals while they are still alive.

Referencing the biblical promise of restoration in Joel 2:25, Iginla warned that too many people focus on past great men while ignoring the influence of those actively shaping the present. He cited the late Temitope Balogun Joshua as a prime example. According to Iginla, many who now publicly praise TB Joshua never identified with him during his lifetime, and only attached themselves to his legacy after his death.

“Now when Prophet TB Joshua was alive, there were many people who praise him now… who never identify with him because they felt he was not okay. But as soon as he died, everybody started attaching revelation ‘I met him, he told me this, he told me that,’” Iginla said.

He reminded his congregation that true impact isn’t always immediately celebrated, and many people carry great destinies without receiving instant recognition. For those following spiritual and public figures closely, insiders suggest there are lessons here about influence, recognition, and legacy that most Nigerians overlook discover the hidden truths here.

Iginla’s words are a wake-up call: celebrate and acknowledge greatness while it is still present, not only in hindsight.

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— Reported by TimesNG Global Desk