- Cubana Chief Priest, responded to criticism regarding a photo of him kneeling before Vice President Kashim Shettima.
- The photo was taken during a visit with singer Davido and quickly went viral on social media.
- The image sparked mixed reactions among Nigerians, with many accusing him of attempting to gain favor with political figures.
Popular socialite, Cubana Chief Priest, has addressed the criticism he faced after a photo surfaced showing him kneeling before Vice President Kashim Shettima during a recent visit with singer Davido.
The image, which quickly spread across social media, drew mixed reactions, with many Nigerians accusing him of trying to curry favor with political figures.
In response to the online mockery, Cubana Chief Priest shared an old photo of himself and his wife also kneeling before the Vice President—implying that the gesture was one of respect rather than political flattery.
He captioned …
“Una dey cry say I kneel. Me and my beloved wife sef join kneel the first time I visited the residence of the VP…”
See some comments below:
@anaegbuachara_gerald: “MaKe then cry well well 😂 .. As if , they wouldn’t do the same if they have the same opportunity. The country is not getting any better at all , find way survive or fix yourself or keep crying.”
@officialmaxwelllegacy: “Helen’s prayers are working indeed! Cuz what is this 😢”
@flos_sey99: “Pascal u don dey trigger Helen oo😂”
@thevillagechef: “A couple that kneels together…”
See post below:
- Cubana Chief Priest, responded to criticism regarding a photo of him kneeling before Vice President Kashim Shettima.
- The photo was taken during a visit with singer Davido and quickly went viral on social media.
- The image sparked mixed reactions among Nigerians, with many accusing him of attempting to gain favor with political figures.
Popular socialite, Cubana Chief Priest, has addressed the criticism he faced after a photo surfaced showing him kneeling before Vice President Kashim Shettima during a recent visit with singer Davido.
The image, which quickly spread across social media, drew mixed reactions, with many Nigerians accusing him of trying to curry favor with political figures.
In response to the online mockery, Cubana Chief Priest shared an old photo of himself and his wife also kneeling before the Vice President—implying that the gesture was one of respect rather than political flattery.
He captioned …
“Una dey cry say I kneel. Me and my beloved wife sef join kneel the first time I visited the residence of the VP…”
See some comments below:
@anaegbuachara_gerald: “MaKe then cry well well 😂 .. As if , they wouldn’t do the same if they have the same opportunity. The country is not getting any better at all , find way survive or fix yourself or keep crying.”
@officialmaxwelllegacy: “Helen’s prayers are working indeed! Cuz what is this 😢”
@flos_sey99: “Pascal u don dey trigger Helen oo😂”
@thevillagechef: “A couple that kneels together…”
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