RCCG: PASTOR EMMANUEL ADEBOYE ACQUIRES ANOTHER PRIVATE JET.

Pastor E. Adeboye's Private Jet.
The General Supeerintendent of The Redeemed Christain Church of God, RCCG, pastor Emmanuel Adeboye has bought for himself a brand new Gulfstream G550 luxury jet.

Sahara Reporters stated that "Pastor Adeboye's Gulfstream G550 luxury jet was manufactured in Savannah, Georgia State in the US. The jet, which was made in 2013 is far newer than the one bought by Pastor TB Joshua. 
Pastor Adeboye took delivery of his brand new jet in May 2015. e learned that, with the arrival of the US-registered jet, N730EA Gulfstream G550, Pastor Adeboye has jettisoned an older Gulfstream GIV with tail number N707EA that used to ferry him around the world on his preaching missions. Our sources said the leader of the Redeemed Church personally owns Emmanuel Aviation to which  the two jets are registered both in the US and Nigeria.
A LIB source just sent me exclusive photos of the alleged private jet. In the photos sent to me, the cleric boldly emblazoned his initials 'EA' alongside the RCCG logo of a dove on the tail of the plane.


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