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Please follow someone that knows the right path – Cubana Chief Priest appreciate former Boss, Obi Cubana.

Olufemi David OLUFEMI DAVID - Wednesday, July 21, 2021

Nigeria celebrity Bar Man Cubana Chief priest took to his Instagram page to appreciate his former boss Obi Cubana. According to the celebrity barman who encouraged others to follow someone that knows the right path.

The celebrity barman added that he learnt from the best, Obi Cubana. His post also stirred up numerous reactions from fans.

Loyalty is a virtue, and Cubana Chief Priest has revealed that he is indeed a loyal and trusted friend. Despite being wealthy, the celebrity barman did not forget the fingers that fed him when he was a nobody. He still respects his former boss, Obi Cubana.

LADY CALLS FOR THE RELEASE OF HUSHPUPPI AS OBI CUBANA STEALS THE SPOTLIGHT

Olufemi David OLUFEMI DAVID - Sunday, July 18, 2021

A lady has called out Nigerian billionaire, Obi Cubana and his billionaire friends for showing off their wealth.

According to the Twitter user identified as Debola Femi, the billionaires are able to steal the spotlight because Hushpuppi is still in prison.

She prayed for the release of Hushpuppi so that he can show them the real way to flaunt wealth and spend money in a grand style.

She said

“We miss you boss. Na your absence dey make all these Igbo people dey gas. Make dem release you for us, make you show them as e dey be. On Gad”.

GRATEFUL People, They Will Help Wash Your Clothes When It’s Dirty’ – Rev Fr Oluoma Reacts To Obi Cubana’s Mother’s Burial

Olufemi David OLUFEMI DAVID - Saturday, July 17, 2021

A Catholic priest, Rev. Fr. John Chinenye Oluoma has reacted to the trending topic, which centred on the burial of the late mother of Obi Cubana, as he made some salient points.

According to the popular Reverend father, Obi Cubana was generous enough to help people grow and they in turn, came in large numbers to support him in his mother’s burial.

Secondly, he suggested that wealthy men from South East, can unanimously come together to help with the state of infrastructure in the region, as he envisages a governor with the mindset of Obi Cubana.

He, however, admits that he still prefer a modest and simple way of celebrating ceremonies.

Rev. father Oluoma took to his facebook page and wrote;

This Obi Cubana’s fairy tale burial of his mum makes me want to philosophise and rationalize. I will, I must, I have to.

1. When you cut soap for GRATEFUL people, they will help wash your clothes when it’s dirty.

2. The Igbos of South East can fund infrastructural projects by voluntary and equity contribution if they have “Obi Cubanaic” governors or elected leaders. I have always romanced that idea, I’m seriously praying God makes it happen someday.

3. I’m still a crusader for modesty and simplicity in events like burial and wedding receptions though.

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Justin Timberlake reveals how being a father changed his life

Olufemi David OLUFEMI DAVID - Wednesday, November 02, 2016

Justin Timberlake and his wife, Jessica Biel welcomed their son, Silas, 18 months ago. The singer who got married in 2012, told Variety magazine how fulfilled he is with being a father and how fatherhood changed everything

'My life has changed and is changing. So it's important to discover that there's work you can do where you get more time with your family. I wouldn't go on tour next week because I wanna be with my son. I wanna be with my wife.'

'What does touring even look like for me now? It's such a luxury to be able to make those decisions: to be able to think about how you could do the work you used to do in a different way.'

'As men, we're always taught at a young age to be a man and have your priorities in order. And you get to a point where you're like, "It's not about being a man, it's about fulfillment." Which is a totally different thing.'

'But the more I go through this - making people laugh, and making people feel - it's an amazing thing to be a part of. I get a gift out of it.' 'When you're younger, sometimes you can't see that gift; I think that's how some people in our industry become so megalomaniacal, in a way: It's easy to be made to feel like, "I made all this happen." But you didn't. You were just there for it. That's what I feel like whenever I write a song. I was just there for it.'

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Please follow someone that knows the right path – Cubana Chief Priest appreciate former Boss, Obi Cubana.

LADY CALLS FOR THE RELEASE OF HUSHPUPPI AS OBI CUBANA STEALS THE SPOTLIGHT

GRATEFUL People, They Will Help Wash Your Clothes When It’s Dirty’ – Rev Fr Oluoma Reacts To Obi Cubana’s Mother’s Burial

Justin Timberlake reveals how being a father changed his life