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The remains of the 11 South Africans killed in the Nigerian Church collapse have been repatriated. The bodies arrived back in South African yesterday just after 1am in the morning at the Waterkloof Airforce Base in Pretoria.
Two South Africans who lost relatives when a church hostel in Lagos collapsed have told the BBC they intend to sue Nigerian evangelist TB Joshua.
A DESPERATE Bulawayo woman who paid thousands of dollars to visit Nigeria seeking divine intervention for her hospitalised daughter will return home in a body bag – one of at least 115 people now confirmed to have died after the collapse of a church building owned by the controversial pastor, TB Joshua.
One of the 26 people injured in the Nigeria church building collapse has opted to stay in that country, Minister in the Presidency Jeff Radebe said on Monday.
“The church is not co-operating with emergency workers at all. For the first three days of the incident, the church people were very hostile and prevented rescue officials to the” said National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) spokesperson.
MDC-T Mashonaland West provincial chairman Greenwich Ndanga is among more than 80 people who died when a hostel of the Synagogue Church Of All Nations (SCOAN) in Nigeria collapsed last Friday.
Lagos – A South African woman who was trapped in the rubble of the collapsed Synagogue Church of All Nations guesthouse in Lagos, Nigeria, for five days has been found uninjured by rescuers.
Lagos – The death toll from a collapsed guesthouse at a mega-church in Nigeria’s financial capital Lagos hit 57 on Tuesday, rescuers said, as they held out hopes that more survivors would be found.
TB Joshua, one of Nigeria’s best known preachers, has linked a small plane circling over a church guesthouse in Lagos to its subsequent collapse.