Jerry, Former sachet water hawker drags Cubana Chief Priest over post with Shettima

• Former sachet water hawker Ekuma Jeremiah Iziogo disagreed with Cubana Chief Priest over a post, expressing disagreement over giving earnings to prisoners.

• Jerry’s online display gained attention, attracting billionaire entrepreneur Obi Cubana who offered to sponsor his university education.

• Cubana Chief Priest and his wife met with Vice President Kashim Shettima, who shared photos from the meeting on his Instagram page.

Former sachet water vendor EkumaJeremiah Iziogo, who went viral a few years ago for giving his money to prisoners, and Cubana Chief Priest couldn’t agree over a post.

Remember that Jerry’s selfless act garnered a lot of publicity on the internet and attracted the notice of millionaire businessman Obi Cubana, who then offered to fund his college education

In any case, Vice President Kashim Shettima met with the Cubana Chief Priest and his wife, and he posted some pictures from the meeting on Instagram.

Shettima was referred to as “Enyi Ndi Igbo” in the caption of the post by Cubana Chief Priest, which translates to “Friend of the Igbos” in English.

Some internet users took offence at the statement in the comment section, and Jerry was among those who strongly disagreed with Cubana Chief Priest.

Commenting, he wrote:

“Enyi onye na ndị Igbo 🙄🙄. The way he looks at you self have said it all😂😂😂😂”

Reacting to the post….

@One @pappy10385 wrote: “Enyi ndi Igbo? Taaa! mechie onu ikpu there.”

@mascotbizz wrote: “No Dey carry ndi igbo name attach to your personal hustle this man.”

@arinze2118 wrote: “Why Obi cubana is still the best”

@chidiebere_sf wrote: “Enyi ndi igbo?? You want make God punish you like this?”

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@mascotbizz wrote: “Enyi ndi igbo for only your pocket.. You are representing only your family if you’re not asking the hard questions like the release of Nnamdi Kanu.”

@amuluonyenego_ekwulobia wrote: “Pascal you can hustle in peace without attaching Ndigbo biko.”