Pastor climbs his Hummer to preach during a crusade

This allegedly happened during a recent crusade.
Pastor Kingsley aka “God of Talk-na-do” is the head pastor of Bible Believing Mission, Aba, Abia State. He ignored the podium and opted for the top of his hummer jeep while
being surrounded by his bodyguards….. d move actually attracted passersby who initially thought Rick Ross was in town to shoot a rap video….

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