- The man alleged that if Chiefpriest were to enter the U.S., he would be detained upon arrival.
- He further stated that Chiefpriest is not on any U.S. blacklist but is deliberately avoiding the country.
A social media user has stirred reactions with claims about celebrity businessman Cubana Chiefpriest’s alleged stance on traveling to the United States.
In a viral post, the man asserted that contrary to speculations, Chiefpriest never applied for a U.S. visa. According to him, if the nightlife promoter had applied, he would have been granted one.
He further stated that Chiefpriest is not on any U.S. blacklist but is deliberately avoiding the country. The man alleged that if Chiefpriest were to enter the U.S., he would be detained upon arrival.
The comments have since sparked debate online, with some questioning the basis of the claim and others suggesting it could be linked to ongoing rumors about the businessman’s legal troubles abroad.
As of now, Cubana Chiefpriest has not publicly addressed these allegations.
In other news…. Nigerian activist Deji Adeyanju has raised concerns over the planned tax regime set to take effect on January 1, 2025.
He alleged that the revenue from the new taxes would be misappropriated, just like the funds generated from the removal of fuel subsidy.
In a post on X, Adeyanju claimed that the government is mishandling the proceeds from the subsidy removal and predicted a similar fate for the upcoming tax revenues.
”Where’s all the subsidy removal money?
New tax regime funds will also be stolen. Nigeria has an accountability problem not a revenue generation problem.
“There’s no need to tax the citizens more except of course so that politicians can have more to loot.’
