Famous Nigerian nightlife entrepreneur, luxury socialite, and corporate brand influencer, Pascal Chibuike Okechukwu, universally recognized as Cubana Chief Priest, has openly addressed his highly publicized fallout with global Afrobeat icon Burna Boy.
Speaking during a comprehensive live studio interview on The Beat 99.9 FM on Wednesday, May 27, 2026, the celebrity barkeep alleged that Burna Boy's aggressive social media broadsides were entirely fueled by deep-seated envy surrounding his unshakeable brotherhood with music megastar Davido.
According to Cubana Chief Priest, Burna Boy weaponized his massive international digital platforms to launch malicious, unverified claims directly targeting the legitimacy of his business wealth and financial holdings.
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Defending his corporate trajectory, the socialite explained that his journey to multi-million naira affluence began from humble roots as a dedicated business apprentice, asserting that rapid financial success naturally breeds structural hatred from industry peers.
He credited Davido as a core foundational pillar of his commercial empires, revealing that the DMW boss personally stepped out to inaugurate all his elite nightclubs and restaurants in Lagos.
Showing zero signs of slowing down, Cubana Chief Priest revealed that he is expanding his night entertainment models across metropolitan Lagos while actively making music behind the scenes to firmly prove his creative capabilities to critics.
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