“I took care of the depth of my relationship with God and He took care of the breadth of my success.”

—  T. B. Joshua

On the secret of his success - "TB Joshua - How To Celebrate My 50th Birthday" https://www.nigeriafilms.com/more/127-columnists/20001-tb-joshua-how-to-celebrate-my-50th-birthday Nigeria Films (June 10 2013)

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