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2027: “Removing Tinubu Is Impossible” – Cubana Chief Priest Shows Off ‘City Boy Movement’ Campaign Bus

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Nigerian businessman, Cubana Chief Priest has expressed readiness to mobilize votes for President Bola Tinubu in the South East ahead of the 2027 general elections.

2027: “Removing Tinubu Is Impossible” – Cubana Chief Priest Shows Off ‘City Boy Movement’ Campaign Bus

In a post shared on Instagram, Cubana Chief Priest showed off newly branded campaign buses reportedly acquired for Tinubu’s re-election effort.

The socialite also revealed that he, Obi Cubana, and other allies have been holding late-night meetings to plan their political strategy.

According to him, their decision has already been made and they are not interested in sitting on the sidelines for another term.

He said their aim is to ensure Tinubu gets strong backing from the South East, adding that removing the president from office would not be easy.

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Cubana Chief Priest insisted they are focused and unwilling to be distracted by critics, stressing that their support for Tinubu is firm.

He wrote, “Late night meetings, We are too focused to be distracted with ChoChoCho from never do wells. Our minds are made up. The goal is simple: Deliver @officialasiwajubat make baba too fit.

“Deliver for us, Southeasterners. We wont be on the bench again for another four years. To comort Asiwaju is a total impossibility, Who wan do am? How the wan take do am?

His statement follows a social media clash with Isaac Fayose, who recently criticized some influential Igbo figures.

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KanyiDaily recalls that Isaac Fayose and Cubana Chief Priest clashed after accusing Igbos of chasing personal benefits instead of using their political connections to push for the release of Nnamdi Kanu.

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