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TB Joshua’s Church Collapse: Children Sue Over Father’s Death

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Two South African children are suing the church of popular evangelist preacher TB Joshua after the collapse of one of its buildings in Nigeria killed their father in 2014.

Kalambaie wa Kalambaie was one of 116 people, including many South Africans, who died.

In 2015, a coroner in a Lagos court said “the church was culpable because of criminal negligence”.

Mr Joshua and his church have consistently denied any wrongdoing.

The pastor has so far not been charged, but the engineers responsible for the building are facing criminal charges.

The two children, aged three and six, are looking for at least $520,000 (£370,000) in damages.

This is supposed to compensate for the money that their father would have been expected to provide them with until he turned 70.

Their lawyer Bolaji Ayorinde revealed that he has had a lot of inquiries from relatives of people who died in the building collapse about the possibility of taking action.

Mr Joshua, referred to by his followers as a “prophet”, is one of Nigeria’s best-known evangelists and is popular across Africa.

He blamed the 2014 incident on a small plane which he said had been circling the building, which was a multi-storey guesthouse in a Lagos compound belonging to the Synagogue, Church Of All Nations.

This was dismissed by the Lagos coroner.

Mr Ayorinde said he was not concerned about taking on the popular preacher arguing that “the law treats everyone as equal”.

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