Old Video Of Cubana Chief Priest Saying He Can Buy Big Brother Resurfaces After Phyna Emerged Winner

An old video of a big name barman, Pascal Chibuike Okechukwu, prominently known as Cubana Boss Minister, has reemerged via web-based entertainment following Phyna’s success of the terrific 100 million naira prize in the Big Brother Naija season 7 unscripted television show themed step up.

The clasp was from Cubana Boss Minister’s live video during the Big Brother Naija lockdown season in 2020 when the big name barman was steering for either Ozo or Ruler to arise as the victor.

While showing backing to the one-time BBNaija housemates, Cubana Boss Minister boasted about how rich he is as he expressed that he is equipped for purchasing Big Brother; “I’m really rich that I can purchase Big Brother… ”

Nonetheless, during the equitable finished season 7 of the unscripted television show, the big name barman gave his help to Bryann who ultimately arose as the principal sprinter next in line to the champ, Phyna.

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