This comes after frustrated pilgrims descended on Segoea's office yesterday alleging that he had swindled them out of large sums of money. The money was intended to pay for their travel to Nigeria to seek audience with with T.B. Joshua. Mmegi walked into a nasty scene at Molapo Crossing with police officers and the Special Support Group (SSG) attempting to restrain the frustrated mob from attacking Segoea.Mpho Seano said Segoea defrauded him of close to P15,000, saying he would arrange him a visit to the Nigerian-based Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN).
"I was supposed to leave for Nigeria in January but up to today I still haven't seen a ticket or got any refund," he said.According to insiders, in July around 20 TB Joshua followers managed to get their promised tickets and went to see the prophet while others did not. Samuel Lunga, who also claimed to have been duped by Segoea said that he was not leaving the scene without his money. "Today I am getting my money back, we can bet. I am no longer playing games with this man!" he said angrily.A number of people were coming in and out of Segoea's office claiming to be his clients as well. Some were not allowed to get inside the office to see him as security officers had locked all the doors, due to the commotion.Segoea was rescued by the police who escorted him out of the building.For his part, Segoea dismissed the allegations that he owed anyone money. He said that a client of his (name withheld) came in yesterday and demanded a refund because he was canceling his trip due to some political commitments. Segoea said that a fight erupted when he refused to go with the client to the bank to refund him."I was holding his cheque and he wanted to go with me to the bank. I refused to go with him because he had gone crazy and threatened to assault me," he explained.
