Popular barman, Pascal Okechukwu, better known as Cubana Chief Priest, has revealed that he was responsible for the heavy rain that fell in Owerri, the Imo State Capital on Saturday, Nicolekaima's blog reports.
The barman who owns De Angels Bar and Restaurant in the capital, took to his Instagram page to share a video that captured some of his workers, scrubbing and cleaning the bar under a heavy downpour.
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In the caption, Cubana bragged that the rain was as a result of the seven (7) rainmakers he hired, stating that he needed to clean his bar.
According to him, the dust caused by the harmattan season was too much, and Saturdays were meant for clean ups.
“Paid 7 Rain🌧 Makers To Send Down Some Heavy Rain🌧 So I Can Clean @_deangels Saturdays Are For Clean Up, F**k It Dust Don Too Much. Dem No Dey Call Me ChiefPriest☠️ For Mouth👄 If I Want It I Get It
#DrEzeMuo,” Cubana Chief Priest wrote in the caption.
Recall Nicolekaima's blog had reported that a social media user with the username @kingofqueendom alleged that the new Asaba Club, Xhrine, which was originally thought to be owned by Cubana Chief Priest, belonged to someone else.
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“For Asaba Club goers, the new Asaba Club is not owned by Cubana Chief Priest but J.J Ejiofor. Chief Priest is his ambassador and face to drive his new investment. When next you drink bullet, J.J Ejiofor should come to your mind,” the user had said.
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