Cubana Chiefpriest: I Feel Guilty Daily for Not Fulfilling My Late Mother’s Wish

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Celebrity bartender Cubana Chief Priest has opened up about his early years, his mother’s desires for him, and how her passing affected his life.
In a long Instagram post, the celebrity reportedly revealed that his mother had been desiring a child for more than six years before giving birth to his older brother, whom she named Onyinyechukwu, which translates to “Gift from God.”

After a few more issues, she gave him the name Chibuike, which translates to “God is my strength,” a little over a year later.

He claims his mother had always hoped he would become a Catholic priest because she had made a vow to God that her kid would serve in that capacity.

Though he was unable to continue on the priesthood path, he attempted to get admitted to the seminary.

He disclosed that his mother’s death will be commemorated for ten years next year. According to him, once she passed away, his life changed significantly in terms of his family, friendships, work, and fortune.

Although Cubana Chief Priest acknowledged that he occasionally feels bad about not pursuing his mother’s ambition of becoming a priest, he feels that he is still doing God’s will in his own unique way.

He revealed that he has created a Catholic Thanksgiving song with Zoro and Masterkraft, which he intends to release shortly in remembrance of her.

As a child, my mother longed for me to become a Catholic priest because she vowed to God that her child would serve him as she spent more than six years looking for the fruit of her womb, he wrote. She gave birth to my older brother first, whom she named Onyinyechukwu (Gift from God). She named me Chibuike (God is my strength) after she helped me overcome numerous difficulties a year and a few months later.

“I made every effort to be accepted into the seminary. Although many are called, only a select few are chosen, therefore I was unable to pursue a career as a Catholic priest. Everyone who truly understands my true tale will attest that after my mother went to heaven, my story changed forever, and next year will mark ten years since I lost her. My mother wanted to be called Mama Father, but I became the Chief Priest instead, and I live with the guilt every day that I let her down by not becoming a Catholic priest.

But the truth is that I’m still carrying out God’s will. I had to perform this Catholic Christian Thanksgiving song in remembrance of my late mother and to give thanks to God for all of my blessings. I have it all: friends, family, music, fortune, connections, and celebrity. I have 1,000 comments only, but I will release this incredible Catholic song featuring @zoroswagbag created by @masterkraft_ #MusicNaWater shortly. Yes, there is pleasure in my heart, and it is pouring like a river.

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