Cubana Chief Priest Offers Scholarship To Boy Who Stood In Front Of Peter Obi’s Convoy

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Yusuf went viral after he stood in front of Obi’s convoy during the LP’s presidential campaign rally in Lagos.

Popular Nigerian socialite, Cubana Chief Priest, has offered a scholarship to Yusuf Alabi, the young Nigerian boy who stood in front of a convoy of Peter Obi, the Labour Party (LP) presidential candidate.

Yusuf went viral after he stood in front of Obi’s convoy during the LP’s presidential campaign rally in Lagos.

In a recent Instagram post, the Imo-born businessman said he would sponsor Yusuf back to school till the end of his tertiary institution

“Yusuf’s Life Will Never Be The Same Again, He Has Received So Much That Will Take His Family & Him Out Of The Trenches. Dude Dropped Out Of School In JSS 2 To Push Truck & Do Offloading Jobs So I’m Sending Him Back To School Where He Belongs Till The End Of His Tertiary Institution,” he wrote.



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