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(video) herbalist walks into a church to collect his juju that was seized by a pastor

Popular Ghanaian herbalist, Banson Kwakwu, reportedly stormed a church in Ghana, to retrieve his juju.
Kwakwu who became popular when he locked horns with  Nigerian pastor, TB Joshua, when he vowed to expose him, and chase him out of Ghana, recently in an interview with Pulse NG, revealed that a lot of African pastors, whom he refers to as his clients, come to him for charms, to attract more members to their churches.
In the video shared on twitter, the herbalist was seen matching into the church building with his members, while ordering the pastor to go inside and get him his juju.
Kwakwu is known to be worshiping a god he calls Kofi-Kofi, which he describes as the charm that is desperately needed by pastors to perform supernatural wonders and also attract members to their churches.

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