In a bold act of protest, a man openly set his GO TV decoder ablaze, expressing his dissatisfaction with broadcasting giant Multichoice for removing the channel of the late Prophet TB Joshua from their platform.
The protester, who justified his extreme action, cited the elimination of the Emmanuel TV channel, owned by the Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN), as the catalyst for his demonstration. He criticized Multichoice for what he perceived as a hasty response to allegations made by the BBC.
During his impassioned speech, the protester highlighted some of the remarkable humanitarian works of the late Prophet TB Joshua, questioning Multichoice for seemingly overlooking the positive aspects of the clergyman’s legacy.
In a dramatic display, the man poured fuel on the GO TV decoder and its accompanying accessories before igniting the flames with a lighter, symbolizing his discontent with the removal of Emmanuel TV from the broadcasting platform.
This act of defiance underscores the intensity of emotions surrounding the controversial decision and brings attention to the ongoing debate over the portrayal of religious figures in the media. As reactions continue to pour in, the incident serves as a powerful statement against the perceived injustice faced by the late Prophet TB Joshua’s ministry.
The video has attracted reactions from social media users….
@wendy_adamma wrote: “Religion look this man and said, I will dealll with you!!!!!”
iamdbull wrote: “Be prepared for nationwide protest Nigerians let’s all join him.”
success_twins2 wrote: “People forget about all the good things you have done for them and judge you with just 1wrong🤷🏾♀️🤷🏾♀️we are not even sure TB Joshua did all these things he is been accused of..”
steveoz_ wrote: “If DSTV removed Emmanuel tv because of bbc then the story no clear o.”
zaddyofnaija wrote: “I wish Nigerians can boycott Gotv massively no be bad thing if Nigeria get their own cable network…”