BISHOP'S NEW RIDE

The Stretch Hummer


Nigerian Bishop Tom Samson the General Overseer of  Christ Royal Church has acquired a stretched Hummer SUV which was built to his specification for the tune of N80 million naira. According to Encomium Magazine the SUV has the following:
  • Double jet doors
  • Double axe, 6 wheeler
  • 3 plasma TVs
  • Smart torch control system
  • 42 inches TV in VIP compartment
  • Three stereo systems – iPod ready stereo, CD/mp3 player, DVD player

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