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“Make sure you appear rich. Na fake life go bring you real life” – Cubana Chief Priest advises, netizens react

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Nigerian businessman Cubana Chief Priest has sent a word of message to his millions of fans and followers on the need to keep a fake life.

Taking to his Instagram page, he admonished his fans to make sure they appear rich as it is the fastest access to open doors. According to him, fake life brings real life. He added that if one doesn’t add packaging to their life, they will end up suffering.

“Make Sure You Appear Rich, That’s The Fastest Access To Open Doors. Na Fake Life Go Bring You Real Life. If You No Add Packaging For Your Life You Go Suffer Tire”.

Cubana Chief Priest advises people to fake it

See some reactions below,

One Chokky Lee01 wrote, “U fit add package, make ur helper think sey u no need help

One Jhay Reginald wrote, “From today, fake life don start

One Sunnyyy_all_day wrote, “Fake life don finish my money oh

One Lord Zeus101 wrote, “Say no more

One DJ Tipex wrote, “Facts. Fake it before you make it

One John Africa wrote, “Omor make I use this one take hold body first

One Emy King Official wrote, “Money for fake life no easy oo”.

Last month, Cubana had advised the public on the need to have real friends. He stated that even if he fell, he had over a thousand dudes that would raise him, as he described them as his backup. Admonishing the public, he told them to chase real people as they chase money, as he avowed that life is about meeting and losing people.

In July, Cubana had sent a message to Nigerians after flying economy class. He revealed that he jumped on economy class to ensure he got home as he was missing his son, Obinna. He admonished the public to learn to be flexible as he stated that whether first, business or economy class, it doesn’t matter as long as one gets to his destination.

Back in May, Cubana revealed his plans to turn a new life and take his religion more seriously. He revealed that growing up, he wanted to be a Catholic Priest and had gained admission to the Seminary school, but unfortunately, he couldn’t conquer it.

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