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Kofi Danso Gets Private Jet From Members As Birthday Gift (photos)

A church based in Canada gifted a private jet to its Ghanaian pastor on his birthday.
The church, Miracle Arena for All Nations in Toronto, Canada founded in 2011 by Dr. Kofi Danso and wife Rev. JoAnne Danso.On his birthday in Febuary 2016, the church presented the private jet to Dr. Danso and his wife for their passion and charisma towards the work of God.
Prophet Dr. Danso noted that he had prophesied that God was going to bless him with a jet this year on his birthday and so was not too surprised when the church bought him one.
Prophet Danso said it feels good to have a private jet because it will ease his travels, adding that it will also help reach more souls with the word of God.He also noted it was a necessity not a luxury .
“Every church should do this for their pastors if they can. The more we help pastors to reach one continent or the other we help fulfill the gospel,”
Prophet Danso who has lived in Canada for five years is married with four kids. See photos of Jet.. Here. http://www.nairaland.com/3045735/kofi-danso-gets-private-jet

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