TB Joshua had prophesied that the new Coronavirus, COVID-19 will come to an end March 27th and Nigerians are now trolling him as the virus is still a pandemic.
While speaking to his church members last week, TB Joshua said:

“This month (March), before 27th it (Coronavirus) will be over. Nigerians troll TB Joshua over his prophesy that Coronavirus will end March 27
 “By the end of this month, whether we like it or not, no matter medicine they might have produced to cure whatever.
It will go the way it comes. “If it is not medicine that brought this to the world, medicine cannot take it out.” “The noise of coronavirus would be silenced before the end of March 2020”, Joshua added on Tuesday while answering several questions related to the coronavirus outbreak on his official Facebook Page.

Nigerians have taken to their social media page to troll him, see posts below.

TB Joshua should have listened to egungun be careful o! Motor for no jam ham.- @Tobycriz

TB Joshua is currently in the Lab Mixing Agbo Jedi and Dr Igwodo Goko cleanser together.. Agbo + Goko Cleanser = Coronavirus cure. @Nsukka_okpa Same

TB Joshua that said Hillary Clinton will win the elections? Lol. Una get time. – @boy_riggy

We still have a few hours before today ends. TB Joshua myst be shaking right now… – @MightyTobias_ TB

Joshua’s prophecy has failed as we all knew it would. But morons will keep following him. This is the delusion of religion. @praisegeorge TB JOSHUA should better come online.

It’s time to call His God again so he can tell him what’s up.

...Says Late Senator.Dr. Rose Okoji Oko,  has paid her dues in Cross River State and Nigeria. She  deserves to be honoured, even at her demise.

...my panic saved my life

Troops of Operation HADARIN DAJI, have rescued nine persons made up of 7 males and two females, from some kidnappers in Katsina and Zamfara states respectively at the weekend.

It was further learnt that the soldiers also recovered 17 rounds of 7.62 mm of AK 47 rifles and one motorcycle, including 42 cattle and 38 sheep.

A statement signed by Brigadier General Benard Onyeuko, Acting Director, Defence Media Operations, Defence Headquarters said the troops had on March 19, 2020, while responding to a distress call on the movement of bandits with rustled animals within Gurbin Magarya, Kwari and Garin Gado villages of Jibia Local Government Area of Katsina State shot dead 24 suspected bandits and recovered four AK47 rifles, two locally made pistols and 3 Dane guns.

While appealing to members of the public to avail the troops with useful information, he said: “the general public is hereby encouraged to provide credible information to the Armed Forces, just as the Nigerian military and other security agencies remain resolute towards the security of lives and properties.”

Nollywood actor Nkem Owoh, popularly known as Osuofia has vowed never to forgive President Muhammadu Buhari for making his family go into mourning and grief after he ordered the execution of his younger brother, Bartholomew Owoh.

Bartholomew alongside Bernard Ogedengbe and Lawal Ojuolape was publicly executed by Buhari when he was a military Head of State after the trio were caught trafficking drugs.

Back then, the offence was not punishable by death but with coming to power, Buhari enacted a decree that made drug trafficking offences carry the death penalty.

Despite pleas by Nigerians and the international community for the young men to be spared, Buhari was adamant and made sure the young men who were aged between 26 and 30, were publicly executed.

That singular action, according to Osufia, threw his family into untold grief and sorrow and hence his decision never to forgive Buhari for as long as he lives.

In a recent interview, the comic actor said that whenever he turns his television and sees Buhari, he feels so much anger and to maintain his sanity, he has to put off the TV as he cannot imagine a man who ordered the execution of such young men presiding over Nigeria.

Even though it has been over 20 years that his brother was killed, Nkem Owoh narrated that his family has still not come out of the grief and anytime he sees Buhari on TV, he finds it hard to control his emotions.

“Anytime I see Buhari on TV or even in real life, I find it hard to control my emotions as I often break down in tears,” the actor began.

“Yes, my brother committed an offence but at that time, the crime did not carry the death penalty but Buhari came and passed the decree that killed my brother and the other young men.

The crime they committed did not prescribe the death penalty and at most, they could have been sentenced to prison terms but despite pleas from well-meaning Nigerians and the international community including Amnesty International, Buhari turned deaf ears and my brother was killed, cut down in his prime.

If he had been sentenced to a prison term, he could have become reformed and a different person after serving out his jail term.

He was only 26 at the time he was killed; he was a first offender and I am sure if he had been jailed, he would have learnt his lessons and become a better citizen.”

Nkem Owoh who has acted in over 200 Nollywood movies, also added that the trauma the incident caused led to the death of their father who did not recover from the ordeal, ending on this sober note:

“How then can I ever forgive a man who dealt my family such a devastating blow? And anytime I remember he is the president of this great country, I weep bitterly. But I pray God should forgive him.”