Obi Cubana: What Doesn’t Kill Us Makes Us Stronger, Socialite Chiefpriest Reacts to EFCC Arrest

• Cubana Cheifpriest has joined several others to dedicate a solidarity post to nightlife entrepreneur Obi Cubana following his arrest by EFCC operatives
• Chiepriest shared a photo of Cubana while adding that what doesn’t kill people like them only makes them much stronger
• His post stirred different reactions from members of the online community with many urging him to be careful

Flamboyant socialite Cubana Chiepriest has reacted to the arrest of his ‘brother’ and ex-boss, Obi Cubana, by operatives of the Economic Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).

The celebrity barman took to his Instagram page with a photo of Cubana and accompanied it with a caption showing his solidarity for the businessman.

Cubana pointed out that what doesn’t kill people like them only makes them even stronger.

He added that Igbos in the country are already used to going through similar experiences. In his words:

"What doesn’t kill us makes us stronger, we Igbo’s are used to this."

See his post below:

Reactions

Chiepriest's comment stirred different reactions from his followers with many urging him to tread carefully.

Read some comments sighted below:

dobedbadtguy said:

"Hmmm small small make dem no come carry u join."

yung_sammy1 said:

"Chief priest b careful o. Dey are watching you."

obaksolo said:

"EFCC no they arrest for crime again now, Na who offend them or collect win there oga contract them dey invite now."

mena_pweshjr said:

"Leave your citizens alone, not the people who are putting Us on the global map positively, not the ones helping our youths to grow #freeobicubana."

bunnafrank said:

"The God's our land will fight for him."

only1nero86 said:

"He's coming out stronger."

Davido shows support for Obi Cubana

Still in a related story about the businessman, Legit.ng previously reported that Nigerian singer Davido also took to social media showing support for Obi Cubana.

The singer took to his Instastory channel with a photo of the nightlife boss and accompanied with a caption showing his solidarity.

Davido's post came several hours after Cubana was arrested by EFCC operatives over alleged money laundering and tax invasion.

He arrived at the anti-graft agency's headquarters in Abuja for questioning on Monday, November 1.

Source: Legit.ng