The
Committee for Defence of Human Rights has been engulfed by crisis as
revelation of TB Joshua's donation of N10million emerges.
The ongoing crisis rocking one of Nigeria’s foremost civil society
organisations, the Committee for Defence of Human Rights, CDHR, took a
new turn, Vanguard reports.
This is after the Lagos State chapter of the association disclosed
that N10 million was allegedly donated to the association by founder of
The Synagogue Church Of All Nations, Pastor T.B Joshua.
The State chapter added that the fund was allegedly donated by the
cleric to CDHR through its President, Malachy Ugwumadu, and one Ade
Ikuesan, to mobilize members to court whenever case on his collapsed
six-storey building that allegedly led to death of over 100 Nigerians
and foreigners at Lagos State Corona Court is scheduled to hold.
Meanwhile, Ugwumadu had debunked the allegations, claiming that the Lagos chapter of the association was peddling false claim.
Speaking on behalf of the members, Chairman of Lagos chapter, Alex
Omotehinse, in an interview with Vanguard yesterday, said that aside the
fund, the cleric also allegedly donated 500 bags of rice, two
generators and promised yearly donations of millions of naira to the
association.
He said: “President, Malachy Ugwumadu and Ade Ikuesan wanted
us to mobilise in favour and support of Prophet T.B. Joshua as a result
of the donation of the sum of N10 million, 500 bags of rice, two bigger
generators and yearly donations of millions of Naira.
“This is the centre point of current tension, persecution and
inciting of members against themselves by the President simply because
we refuse to mobilise over 100 members of our branch with placards in
support of Prophet T. B. Joshua on his case at the Lagos State Corona
Court as instructed by the President and one Ade Ikuesan,” he added
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