Prophet Jay Israel Alleges South African Woman Was Paid to Fabricate Abuse Story Against TB Joshua

Zimbabwean Prophet Jay Israel Alleges South African Woman Was Paid to Fabricate Abuse Story Against TB Joshua

Zimbabwean Prophet Jay Israel, based in South Africa, has recently made headlines by alleging that Sihle Sibisi, a South African woman featured in a BBC documentary about the late Prophet TB Joshua, was paid to fabricate stories of abuse. Israel claims to have evidence suggesting that Sibisi has a history of fraudulent behavior and deceit.

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In a series of social media posts, Israel shared a notice from a hotel warning guests about Sibisi’s alleged deceptive practices, including lying about her identity. He accused Sibisi of being a “serial con artist, a liar, murderer, home wrecker, and a fraudster,” and called for a more unbiased approach in exposing wrongdoings.

Further, Israel claimed that Sibisi has a pattern of seducing and blackmailing religious leaders. He shared a screenshot of what he alleges is a WhatsApp conversation between himself and Sibisi, where she supposedly requested a threesome with him and his friend, Dr. Khehlelez. Israel accuses Sibisi of attempting to seduce him and other men of the cloth, and even trying to get him to introduce her to other pastors or prophets.

Moreover, Israel disparaged BBC’s journalistic integrity, asserting that Sibisi and others were paid to lie about Prophet TB Joshua. He threatened to release more evidence, including explicit material and voice notes, to back his claims. Israel maintains that he is not defending TB Joshua but rather defending the truth, and urges Sibisi to come clean about her actions.

This development has sparked discussions and controversy, especially regarding the credibility of allegations made in the BBC documentary and the motives behind them. Jay Israel’s bold stance and claims have added a complex layer to the ongoing narrative surrounding Prophet TB Joshua’s legacy.