Family Remembers TB Joshua as Wife Builds Legacies

To many, Prophet Temitope Balogun Joshua, fondly known as TB Joshua, was more than just a preacher; he was a peacemaker and a humanitarian whose influence stretched far beyond the walls of his church. Even in his absence, his wife, Evelyn, and the rest of his family are carrying forward his legacy, continuing his work of compassion and service to humanity.

TB Joshua passed away on June 5, 2021, at his home in Lagos, shortly after his Saturday night teaching. The cause of his death remains undisclosed, but his family have not forgotten him. In their eyes, his legacy of love, compassion, and service endures and will continue to serve as a guiding light for generations to come.

Indeed, TB Joshua’s humanitarian efforts reached across continents as he provided aid and support to those in need. From Nigeria to Latin America, his charitable initiatives touched countless lives, offering food, shelter, and medical assistance to the less fortunate. During crises like the 2014 Ebola outbreak in West Africa and natural disasters in Haiti, the Philippines, and Indonesia, TB Joshua’s organisation, Emmanuel Global Network, mobilised relief efforts, bringing hope and healing to affected communities.

Education was another cornerstone of TB Joshua’s vision for empowerment. He invested in scholarships, schools, and vocational training programs, ensuring that young people had the opportunity to build better futures. He also mediated conflicts involving political leaders and rebel factions. Records show his involvement in peace processes in South Sudan, Sierra Leone, and Liberia.

In the face of such achievements, it is amazing that his wife, Evelyn, is willing to walk in his shoes. She is determined to continue his legacies, reinforcing TB Joshua’s apparent lifelong goal to see the world a better place. Already, her marks are being felt in her late husband’s native state, Ondo. Clearly, more is set to come.