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‘Wetin una go use yab me again’ — Cubana Chief Priest flaunts weight-loss transformation

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Nigerian socialite and businessman, Cubana Chief Priest, has flaunted his ongoing weight-loss transformation.

He threw a playful challenge at those who had mocked his appearance.

The socialite shared new photos showing his slimmer physique and noted that he is curious to see what his critics will say once he completes his weight-loss journey.

He wrote: “When I’m done with this weight loss, I wan know wetin una wan use yab me again”.

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