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‘I moved my business to Lagos because of insecurity’ – Cubana Chief Priest
Nigerian socialite Pascal Okechukwu, popularly known as Cubana Chief Priest, has revealed that the insecurity in the Southeast forced him to relocate his business to Lagos State.
He disclosed this in a recent interview with BBC Igbo.
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The socialite lamented that the fear of kidnapping and killing had driven away customers from the East, who previously visited home regularly.
He said: “There is widespread hunger in the South-East. It is our own community members who provide criminals with information.
“Our people began targeting the wealthy, so the wealthy stopped returning home during festivities. That’s why I moved to Lagos to conduct my business.”
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