How T.B Joshua predicted fresh terror attack in France

TB Joshua (File: AFP)
A video has surfaced on YouTube about how Prophet T.B. Joshua, founder of Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN), claimed he prophesied the fresh terror attack that took place in n the southern French city of Nice, France.

A lorry had on Thursday rammed into a crowd after Bastille Day celebrations in the southern French city of Nice, killing at least 80 people, including children


On Sunday, July 10, Joshua reportedly gave a televised prophetic message at the SCOAN, regarding an attack on July 14.


In the video, Joshua is seen, saying: “God keeps saying that we should pray and fast on Thursday to avert any attack in any nation.”

"On Thursday, this coming Thursday, pray and fast.

"I said which nation? I can’t say which nation the attack they are talking about.

But every nation just pray on Thursday an attack on any nation should be averted.”

Watch the video below:










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