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TB Joshua’s Daughter Delivers Baby Boy On Father’s Birthday-
Fastnews Nigeria reports that Sarah Joshua the daughter of TB Joshua had given the world a pleasant news after her fathers death.
One of the daughters of the late Prophet T.B Joshua, Founder of Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN) Sarah, who is married to her Tanzanian heartthrob, Brian Moshi has both welcomed a baby boy on her late father’s birthday.
The new addition to the Joshua’s family came on Saturday, 12 June, 2021 when the late Prophet would have been 58 years old.
The news of the death of the late SCOAN founder shocked the world on June 6 few days to his 58th birthday.
Sarah Joshua, tied the knot with her Tanzanian heartthrob, Brian Moshi on Saturday, 8 May, 2021 at a Catholic Church located at Unga Ltd in Arusha followed by a grand ceremony held in at the Arusha International Conference Center (AICC).
This is the third marriage ceremony for the two, as they first got married in Nigeria at the Pentecostal Church and Dubai
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