- As Burna Boy gifts $30k to man who claims to be Cubana Chief Priest’s brother
A businessman, Isaac Fayose, says that people should not expect any form of loyalty from any family member they do not look after.
He shared this thought following the clash between Burna Boy and Cubana ChiefPriest that has now resulted in Burna Boy gifting $30, 000 to a young man claiming to be Cubana ChiefPriest’s brother.
Recall that in the wake of their clash, Burna Boy posted a video of a man claiming to be Cubana ChiefPriest’s brother who makes a living at the Alaba international market in Lagos where he repairs phones. To spite Cubana Chiefpriest, the singer offered to elevate him by promising to give him $30, 000. He then fulfilled the promise.
However, ChiefPriest went on his Instagram stories to argue that the man is not his brother, that he has only one brother and two sisters, and that he really doesn’t owe them anything. He added that they should go and make something out of their lives.
Reacting to his comment, Isaac, in a video shared online this evening, said anyone with means should never expect loyalty from a family member whose wealth has not affected them positively.
‘’You say money na water but your family don dey dine and eat with your enemy. There is a saying that says Charity begins at home. Many of you that think I do not need to help my family, you don see the disgrace your family dey give you now? The family you neglect will abandon you in your day of sorrow.”
Meanwhile, a clearer video has surfaced online showing the moment the young man who claimed to be Cubana ChiefPriest’s brother received the $30k cash gift from singer Burna Boy.
The singer fulfilled the promise to the young man on Saturday night, January 4, following his clash with Chiefpriest on Instagram.
Watch the video he shared below.
