Following the arrest of businessman E-Money by the EFCC over alleged Naira abuse, Cubana Chief Priest has spoken out, accusing authorities of targeting E-Money due to his rising influence, especially in the South East.
“This is a man who just uplifted the South East with his homecoming concert this Easter.
I knew they would come for him after seeing his strength. They’re doing this to break him, to force him into submission,” he wrote.
He went on to condemn what he described as ongoing oppression of the Igbo people. “The oppression on us Igbos will never stop, but we won’t stop either. We don’t die, we multiply.
More billionaires are rising, and come 2027, we will support and vote for who we want. We won’t be broken. We’ll respond with our unity, votes, affluence, and energy.”
Addressing E-Money directly, he added: “@iam_emoney1, it’s nothing, brother. I’ve been there, it only makes you stronger. Like our Rolls Royce, fame is a status symbol. This is just a location for the rich.”
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