COZA Pastor says HE Doesn't own the Power Bike He posed With Recently.

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COZA Pastor, Biodun Fatoyinbo who posed with a new power bike yesterday has denied owning the bike. He claims he only tried it out and took a photo with it. Then he went ahead and shared a TBT photo of Pastor Kenneth Copeland and his wife on a bike, the Founder of Kenneth Copeland Ministries. Read what he wrote after the cut....

"Went out with some folks, saw a nice bike, tried it out and took a picture with it. Next thing you see on the internet is I bought a bike 😮. It's interesting how journalists now do all they can to get traffic to their platforms. I never knew posing with a bike can become a trending topic. Amazing!"






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