T.B. Joshua: Meet the Prophet’s Beautiful Daughters

Late Nigerian Minister and Televangelist, Temitope Balogun Joshua popularly known as T.B. Joshua, a name that resonates with many as a charismatic televangelist and philanthropist, left behind a legacy that extends beyond his spiritual teachings. Among his most cherished legacies are his daughters, who have carved their paths while upholding the values imparted by their late father.

T.B. Joshua has no sons but was blessed with 3 beautiful daughters with his wife, Evelyn Joshua. Let’s take a look at his 3 daughters and of course, his alleged daughter who recently came out during the BBC documentary that recorded the hidden life of the late prophet.

Serah Oyindamola Joshua

Born in 1991 in Lagos State, Nigeria, Serah Oyindamola Joshua stands as the first daughter of T.B. Joshua and Evelyn Joshua. A testament to her father’s influence and her determination, Serah pursued an academic path with vigor. Educated initially at Ronik International School in Ejigbo, Lagos State, she furthered her studies at the prestigious London School of Economics. It was here that she obtained her law degree, followed by a master’s degree in New York.

In December 2015, Serah’s academic efforts culminated in a significant achievement. She was among the 3,277 individuals called to the Bar, having successfully passed the September 2015 Bar Final Examinations. This milestone marked the beginning of her career in law, a field where she continues to make her mark.

Serah Joshua’s personal life is as vibrant as her professional one. She married Brian Moshi, a Tanzanian businessman in the tourism industry. Their union was celebrated in a series of ceremonies, reflecting a blend of cultures and traditions. The couple first exchanged vows in Nigeria at a Pentecostal Church, followed by a ceremony in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE), and finally, in Arusha, Tanzania. This multicultural journey into matrimony underscores the expansive influence and reach of the Joshua family.

Promise Joshua

Promise Joshua, the second daughter of T.B. Joshua, mirrors her sister’s academic enthusiasm. Born in 1997 in Lagos State, Nigeria, she pursued her higher education at the London School of Economics, specializing in Politics and International Relations. This choice of study reflects a keen interest in global affairs, perhaps influenced by her father’s international ministry.

Promise has been actively involved in the T.B. Joshua Foundation for over four years. This foundation is dedicated to supporting needy college students aged 18-24, providing financial assistance to help them achieve their educational goals. Through her work, Promise embodies the philanthropic spirit of her father, contributing to the empowerment of the younger generation.

Heart Joshua

The youngest of T.B. Joshua’s daughters, Heart Joshua, has maintained a relatively low profile compared to her sisters. However, she captured the public’s attention with a moving tribute to her father at his funeral. Heart spoke of the profound impact her father had on her life and expressed determination to continue his legacy. Like her sisters, Heart is a testament to T.B. Joshua’s role as a nurturing and inspiring father figure.

Ajoke – An Alleged Tale

A contrasting narrative emerges with Ajoke, an alleged daughter of T.B. Joshua whom he reportedly had outside wedlock. A BBC documentary claimed that Ajoke was subjected to mistreatment and humiliation by the late cleric. This story, however, remains a contentious part of T.B. Joshua’s legacy and is a reminder of the complex narratives that often surround influential figures.