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Burna Boy Offers Help to Cubana Chief Priest’s Alleged Baby Mama, Promises Job and Relocation

Burna Boy Offers Help to Cubana Chief Priest’s Alleged Baby Mama, Promises Job and Relocation

Renowned Nigerian musician Burna Boy has pledged to relocate Cubana Chief Priest’s alleged Kenyan baby mama to Nigeria and take responsibility for her and her son’s welfare.

This revelation was shared by content creator Lucky Udu on Instagram, where Burna Boy made his intentions clear in response to a social media post about the Kenyan woman.

The lady had previously claimed to have a child with Cubana Chief Priest and recently cried out on social media amid the ongoing drama involving the businessman and Burna Boy.

It’s worth recalling that Burna Boy recently gifted $30,000 to be Cubana Chief Priest’s brother, stirring discussions online.

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Under a post addressing the woman’s plight, Burna Boy vowed to provide shelter, education, and a job for her. He also promised to enroll her son in his Burna Boy Football Academy, expressing hope that the child could become a football star.

In his comment, Burna Boy instructed Lucky Udu to help him locate the woman and establish contact. He wrote:

> “We will relocate you to Nigeria, give you shelter, put your son in school, and give you a job. By the grace of God, @burnaboyfootballacademy will help build him into a football star. @luckyudu, please find her contact for me.”

This act of generosity has sparked mixed reactions online, with some praising Burna Boy’s gesture while others question the motives behind his public actions.

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