“A lot of people with riches are poor in self-esteem..” – Catholic Priest reacts to Zicsaloma nose surgery

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  • Fr Kelvin Ugwu, a Catholic priest, has shaded popular skitmaker Zicsaloma after undergoing plastic surgery on his nose.
  • Zicsaloma recently underwent a plastic surgery to decrease the size of his nose.
  • The priest criticized the skitmaker’s nose surgery as a form of poverty in a Facebook post on Monday.
"A lot of people with riches are poor in self-esteem.." - Catholic Priest reacts to Zicsaloma nose surgery

A Catholic priest, Fr Kelvin Ugwu, has criticized well-known skitmaker Zicsaloma following his recent nose surgery.

It is noteworthy that Zicsaloma underwent the procedure to decrease the size of his nose.

In response, the priest took to Facebook on Monday to label the skitmaker’s cosmetic surgery as a manifestation of poverty.

He asserted that certain behaviors exhibited by people due to their wealth serve as a clear indication of their underlying poverty.

In his view, many rich people lack self-esteem, discipline, and a sense of contentment.

He wrote, “There are certain things you won’t think of doing until a certain amount of money hits your account. Poverty has a way of putting a limit on our capabilities and imaginations. Also, some sins are expensive to commit and because most of us can’t finance them, we are looked at as being holy.

“On the other hand, riches create a certain type of poverty. There are certain things riches will make you do that will show how poor you are. A lot of people with riches are poor in self-esteem, discipline, and contentment.

“In the end, every Mallam to his Kettle. Ours is just to run commentary. If there is something to learn, you pick it. If none, you scroll to the next post.

In other news, Socialite Cubana Chief Priest has disclosed the reasons behind his difficulties in securing a United States visa.

In an interview on the Channels TV program Rubbin Minds, he elaborated on the matter.

The 43-year-old music promoter indicated that mistakes made during his initial visa application have persistently obstructed his attempts to enter the United States.

“I have been denied access to America. If I had a visa to enter Yankee today it would be a dream come true. Somebody filled my form when I was much younger and was trying to get into America. Some mistakes were coming up during interviews. And I think they have it on their system. Anytime I came it kept popping up,” he said.

“David tells me about America and the lifestyle. It is something I want to experience. I hope very soon I am going to get access to get into Yankee.”

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