Ghanaian Singer, Wanlov Says He Is The Risen Christ

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He is said to be an atheist and is fond of mocking Christians, Jesus Christ and even God. In his home country, he has been known to walk about the streets naked, insults powerful men of God and even their president. 
Recall that during the Anti-Gay Law era in Nigeria, Wanlov took to Facebook to abuse and insult Nigeria's president, Goodluck Jonathan.
Well, during the last Easter period, the singer who has over 6 children from different women took to social media once again to claim that he is Kubolor Christ and that he has risen from the death.
Wonders will never stop lol.
Location: Ghana

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