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From Lagos to Winchester, how a divisive Nigerian pastor built a global following.

By Matthew McNalt, read by Andrew McGregor and produced by Esther Apocugeni.

On the second day of TB Joshua's funeral in Lagos, his disciples took to the stage.

A microphone was passed around as more than 60 disciples introduced themselves by name and

nationality. They came from 18 different countries, among them Nigeria, South Africa,

Indonesia, Mexico, the US and the UK. Some seemed barely out of their teens. Others were in late

middle age having spent decades serving Joshua. The millionaire Nigerian pastor and self-proclaimed

profit being laid to rest. A senior Nigerian disciple recently promoted to Prophet S began her

tribute. How to describe someone so indescribable, she said. How to define someone so indefinable,

human and divine. Joshua died on the 5th of June 2021, a few days before his 58th

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