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ePROBE: Nightclubs a thing of the past? - Ribbie Chung plans comeback, says there is still hope
Feb 3rd, 2020 | Category: eProbe | 13:47FEBRUARY 02, 2020: There is alot of history behind the name Brian 'Ribbie' Chung, especially as it relates to nightlife entertainment. Having owned and operated popular nightclubs back in the day, like the Cactus, Asylum and Quad nightclubs, eProbe sits down with 'Ribbie', as he weighs in on nightclubs in Jamaica, their rise and fall, and what it would take to erect a new nightclub in Kingston.
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