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“Cubana Chiefpriest please come and carry me; I’m your son” – 19yrs old man cries out
A young Nigerian man who claims to share a striking resemblance with socialite Cubana chiefpriest has cried out online, begging him to come for him.
According to the 19-year-old who identified himself as Emelin, he is convinced that he may be chiefpriest’s son since people have been telling him that he looks like the socialite.
He said he intends to conduct a DNA test since his mother seems not to be telling him the truth about the identity of his father.
He begged the Cubana Chiefpriest to come for him and not let him continue to suffer.
“Why do you leave me to suffer? Come and carry your son. Come and claim me. I’m your son. It’s high time I knew the truth”, he said in part.
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