Isaac Fayose Questions Cubana Chief Priest Over Statement About Family Member

• Isaac Fayose, a prominent media personality, is reportedly questioning Cubana Chief Priest about his alleged failure to assist his family.

• The recent drama between celebrity barman Burna Boy and his alleged brother, during which Burna gifted $30K, has sparked controversy.

• Cubana Chief Priest debunked report, claiming man is not his brother but villager, despite accusations of failing to help family.

Media personality Isaac Fayose has raised questions regarding businessman Cubana Chief Priest, expressing his concerns about the latter’s alleged failure to assist his family.

This inquiry arises in the context of recent events involving the celebrity barman and Burna Boy, during which Burna Boy reportedly gifted $30,000 to an individual claimed to be Cubana Chief Priest’s brother.

Although Cubana Chief Priest has refuted these claims, asserting that the individual in question is not his brother but rather a person from his village, public scrutiny continues as many criticize him for not providing support to his family.

In a recent social media post, Isaac Fayose challenged Cubana, emphasizing that charity should begin at home. He referenced well-known families such as the Adeleke and Eleganza families, who are recognized for their mutual support and assistance.

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Reacting to the post…

@Qladele said: “Cabana Chief Priest is not a responsible person at all”

@lifetalkswithfe reacted: “This might be weird but some native doctors tell their clients not to give their family members money. If you have a rich subling day has neglected u, did could b d reason. Dnt b angry at d person cos e might b saving ur life by not giving u money directly.”

@youngblesstmoni wrote: “Not all help comes in the way people expect it. Sometimes, the best help is creating a legacy that benefits generations, not just individuals.”

@Momonny1 stated: “Very correct you can’t be the only rich man in your family and claim to be richest, you are poor”

@IlegendopI noted: “Charity starts at home, but some people seem to forget that when the spotlight’s on them.”