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Cubana Chief Priest Extols Emenike For Not Using His Money On Women But On Building A Hospital

Celebrity barman Cubana Chief Priest has hailed footballer Emmanuel Emenike for not using all his money to knack supermodels but doing something for his people.

Cubana Chief Priest in a post celebrated Emenike for supporting his people by building a hospital for them and not spending all his money on women and some other things.

According to him, he’s so proud of him for bringing back his wealth home to build a luxurious hospital for his people to be able to have better healthcare in Nigeria.

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He then congratulated him for thinking about his people and doing something valuable for them such as building a hospital for them.

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Cubana Chief Priest Extols Emenike For Not Using His Money On Women But On Building A Hospital
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