You bought private jet yet you owe us $2500 – Man calls out Pastor Iginla [photos]

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Pastor Joshua Iginla has been called out by a US-based Nigerian show promoter, Wole, who accused him of owing $2,500 after buying a private jet.

The US-based Nigerian show promoter also accused him of playing games and threatened to speak up if he is not paid.  

He tweeted;

This guy that was owing us $2,500 and playing games with us at the hotel in Maryland. If I speak…….

Recall that we reported earlier that Pastor Iginla who was enmeshed in a marital crisis few weeks ago, confirmed that he bought a private jet to further the course of his ministry during his birthday celebration.

Speaking at his church he said;

“Interestingly, at such a time like this and due to the numerous engagements of top clergymen we have in Nigeria, acquiring a private jet by them is not a luxury but borne out of necessity,” the source said. Arguably, Nigerian prophets are among the most sought out globally.

“Most times, they are needed in two or three countries in different continents in a day. Hence, there is need to create a very easy means of transportation for them, coupled with the fact that our transportation industry is still way behind compared to other developed countries and that is why we see men of God purchasing private jets, not to show off but to make movement easy for them for evangelical and missionary purposes.

“Of a truth, for Iginla, owning a private jet is long overdue due to his global itinerary and charity cause across the world.”

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