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Cubana Chief Priest shares throwback photo from seminary days, reveals dream of becoming priest
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Cubana Chief Priest shares throwback photo from seminary days, reveals dream of becoming priest

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Translated from English, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Popular Nigerian socialite Cubana Chief Priest shared a throwback photo from his time as a junior seminarian.
  • He revealed his early aspiration to become a Catholic priest, influenced by his mother's wish.
  • The post sparked nostalgic reactions from fans, highlighting his spiritual roots alongside his flamboyant lifestyle.

Pascal Okechukwu, known as Cubana Chief Priest, has shared a nostalgic glimpse into his past, revealing his early ambition to become a Catholic priest. The Nigerian socialite and businessman posted a throwback photograph from his days as a junior seminarian at Bonus Pastor Catholic Seminary in Osina, Imo State.

The image, shared on his Instagram page, showed him alongside other schoolboys and a priest. In a reflective caption, Cubana Chief Priest spoke of his mother's strong desire for him to enter the priesthood and paid tribute to her influence and the faith that shaped his early life. "I really wanted to become a Catholic priest, but many are called, but few are chosen," he wrote, hinting at a desire to reconnect with his Catholic faith amidst his high-profile lifestyle.

The post resonated with fans and followers, eliciting surprise and nostalgic reactions to his seminary background. It offered a different perspective on the entrepreneur, known for his flamboyant persona and ventures in nightlife and hospitality, showcasing a blend of his public image with glimpses into his formative years and personal values.

I really wanted to become a Catholic priest, but many are called, but few are chosen.

โ€” Cubana Chief PriestCubana Chief Priest reflecting on his early aspiration to join the Catholic priesthood.
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Originally published by Premium Times in English. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.