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I don’t have time for Cubana Chief Priest – Gov Nwifuru

Ebonyi State Governor, Francis Nwifuru, has fired back at popular socialite and businessman Paschal Okechukwu Chibuike, popularly known as Cubana Chief Priest.
Speaking during an event in Abakaliki, the state capital, Governor Nwifuru said he does not have time for Cubana Chief Priest.
This came after Cubana Chief Priest called on Governor Francis Nwifuru to step down, questioning how a governor could spend up to three years in office without having major projects commissioned by the President or other state governors.
Recall that the member representing Ikwo/Ezza South Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, Chinedu Ogah, had lambasted Cubana over the remark on Nwifuru’s administration.
Ogah said that the socialite does not have any electoral value or political relevance to discredit the performance of Governor Nwifuru.
Responding, Nwifuru said, “I don’t have time for Cubana Chief Priest. He’s a mere attention-seeker and an individual of no consequence. However, if I remember him, I feel sorry for him.”

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