World Health Org to work with T.B Joshua in fight against coronavirus, see why

The World Health Organization (WHO) has shown interest to collaborate with Prophet TB Joshua in fighting the ravaging coronavirus (COVID-19) disease.

The health organisation stated its commitment to collaborate with bodies like the Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN) to advance the war against coronavirus (COVID-19).

The decision was revealed after a Cameroonian medical doctor Kameni Pierre claimed to have been healed of COVID-19 by Pastor TB Joshua via his church channel Emmanuel TV.

In a video released, Dr Pierre, a gynecologist, and obstetrician said he was suffering from COVID-19 and was in isolation in a hospital ward when he called in through video to receive prayer during an interactive program on Emmanuel TV.

He showed his COVID-19 positive medical report, while receiving prayer from Joshua, it was reported that he ‘vomited‘ the disease.

Days later, he held up a medical report confirming that he was diagnosed negative to COVID-19.

However, WHO Director-General, Dr. Tedros Ghebreyesus, WHO Executive Director of Health Emergencies, Dr Michael Ryan and other WHO officials were asked about the miracle by a Cameroonian journalist, Simon Ateba during an interactive media session on Wednesday, July 1.

“On Monday, a very popular pastor in Nigeria, T.B Joshua, released a video of a medical doctor in Cameroon who was said to have been cured of the virus through prayer,” Ateba said.

While responding, Dr Ryan affirmed the readiness of WHO to work with faith-based organizations like SCOAN to curb COVID-19.

“Certainly, spiritual leadership is very important in a time like this,” Ryan said praising the role of faith-based organizations in providing accurate information to communities.

Reacting, WHO DG, Dr. Ghebreyesus, added that faith and science should “go together”.

“We know many religious leaders who would really advise their followers to follow their faith and at the same time use science. The two do not contradict; they go together… We will call on all religious leaders to be in this fight and save lives,” Dr. Ghebreyesus said.