Cubana Chief Priest regains his freedom

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Cubana Chief Priest regains his freedom. Dr Okechukwu Pascal , popular known as Cubana chief priest has regained his freedom from the economic and financial crime commiss
ion. The Imo born socialite who was arrested last week regained his freedom few minutes ago after his bail conditions were met.

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