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Friday, September 11, 2026

Ebonyi Lawmaker Asks EFCC To Probe Cubana Chief Priest After He Criticised Gov Nwifuru

A federal lawmaker from Ebonyi State has called on the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to investigate socialite and businessman Pascal Okechukwu, popularly known as Cubana Chief Priest.


Hon. Chinedu Ogah, who represents the Ikwo/Ezza South Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, made the call in a widely circulated video. He questioned Cubana Chief Priest’s background, his source of income, and what gave him the right to openly criticise Ebonyi State Governor Francis Nwifuru.

Ogah went further to accuse Cubana Chief Priest of alleged money laundering, claiming the socialite is among those trying to weaken support for President Bola Tinubu in the South‑East.
He urged the EFCC to investigate his financial activities.

His reaction followed Cubana Chief Priest’s recent public criticism of Governor Nwifuru, where he asked the governor to step down, noting that after nearly three years in office, no major project had been commissioned by the President or any visiting governor. He also said Ebonyi was lagging behind other South‑East states in development and accused some leaders of lacking vision.

9 comments:

  1. Hellooooo! We are in democracy.

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  2. I'm no CCP fan but him being a citizen gives him the right to criticize any elected official. His Nigerian born citizenship is enough to criticize fckry if he sees it. Investigating him is not going to fix poor governance. Investigating him is not going to improve the quality of life for those at the bottom, something government is responsible for. Bad roads, bad schools, bad hospitals, and ppl are expected to remain silent while they suffer.

    As matter of fact the presidency is responsible for ensuring that the governors are effective and their work reviewed regularly with not only looking at paper reports but actually reviewing the physical improvements made, if they are consistently ineffective then they should be removed. The presidency is also at fault for keeping ineffective leaders on.

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  3. I blame Mr President especially for the underperformance of the state governors. After removing petrol subsidies and handed the money to the governors, he should have constituted committees that will monitor what they governors were doing with the money. There are zero projects in most states, the citizens are left more impoverished. What stops the president from going round to know the projects being done?

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    1. Do you know what FEDERALISM is? Have you read our constitution? Go and read them and re-write your feedback.

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  4. Criminals and clowns in power! Motor park tout 'Lawbreaker' !😈🤡
    'Off that mic 🎤! '

    The audacity to boldly carryi mic 🎤 to talk against acitizen's right to demand accountability

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    1. I’m wondering how politics became a joke in this country would it ever get better ?

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  5. In other words, nobody should criticize the governor even if he's not performing. Oga you are a big joker.

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