I Would Love To Be A Pastor says Timaya

He recently had an nterview with The Punch and this is what he Said:

"I wish I had the power to heal people. I am always inspired whenever

I see men of God like Bishop David Oyedepo preaching and teaching

people. They practise the same teachings and become millionaires

overnight. I wish I can do that with my music. I would love to be a

pastor. I really want to be one"

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