“Goal na water” – netizens react to video of Cubana Chief Priest scoring a goal in a football match
“Goal na water” – netizens react to video of Cubana Chief Priest scoring a goal in a football match
Nigerian socialite and nightlife entrepreneur, Pascal Chibuike Okechukwu, commonly known as Cubana Chief Priest, has ignited curiosity online after calling the international football club Chelsea to sign him amid football skills.
The celebrity barman showcased his football prowess by sharing a video of himself playing football with colleagues and eventually scored a goal in the process. The video, which he posted on his social media platforms, came with a playful yet bold caption directed at Chelsea Football Club.
In the post, Chief Priest humorously called on Chelsea to consider signing him as their new striker, stating, “Chelsea Football Club should come and sign me as una money no reach to bring Osimhen STRIKER CP⚽️.” He added the hashtag #CpNoSmall,
The video has got fans talking as so many people reacted hilariously. The nightlife mogul is seen skillfully maneuvering the ball before delivering a decisive shot into the net, celebrating with his trademark charisma.
@Josantus – “You wer dey struggle to score want Chelsea to sign you, agba belly” @Martins – “ Na offside goal you dey celebrate like this” @Mathew Ekpa – “We no de sign person wey de size of his jersey no day o, imagine we@r black on top white. Avoid us o, we are getting better already thanks u for ya concerned”
@Emeka – “Forget Chelsea, Super Eagles should draft you immediately!” @Daddy Monday- “Osimhen should watch out, Chief Priest is coming for his spot.”
The timing of the post aligns with Chelsea’s rumored interest in strengthening their squad, particularly their attacking lineup. However, the playful jab at the club’s finances—implying that Chelsea cannot afford Nigerian star striker Victor Osimhen—added a humorous twist to the conversation.
Osimhen, who has been linked with several top European clubs, is reportedly commanding a hefty transfer fee, making Chief Priest’s suggestion both witty and topical.
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