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Photos:A Ghanaian Pastor Acquires Customized Range Rover as His 17th Luxury Car in His Fleet.


Controversial Ghanaian cleric, Bishop Daniel Obinim has added a luxurious SUV to his growing car collection, making it a total of 17 automobiles.



Flamboyant pastor and the leader of International God’s Way Church in Ghana, Bishop Daniel Obinim, who made international headlines last year after he was seen publicly flogging a young mand and woman for having s*x which later got him arrested and charged to court, is in the news once again.

The controversial cleric has acquired a $168,000 customized Range Rover SUV as his 17th luxury car to add to his growing collection.

Angel Obinim, as he calls himself, already has 8 Range Rovers, 5 Infinity SUVs and 3 Chryslers, according to local media reports from Ghana.

Months ago, Bishop Obinim was seen on camera laying hands on church members’ manhood, praying for them to develop bigger manhood.
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