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  • Chidi Mike Distances Self From “City Boy Movement,” Backs Obi-Kwankwaso Alliance

    Nigerian businessman and public figure Chidi Mike has stirred reactions online after making political remarks during a BBC Igbo interview, where he criticised the “City Boy movement” and declared support for a possible Peter Obi and Rabiu Kwankwaso alliance.

    The businessman also spoke about his close relationship with nightlife entrepreneur Obi Cubana and entertainment promoter Cubana Chief Priest.

    Speaks On Obi Cubana, Cubana Chief Priest

    During the interview, Chidi Mike described Obi Cubana and Cubana Chief Priest as people he shares a strong personal bond with, likening their relationship to that of biological brothers.

    According to him, despite their closeness, they do not always share the same political views or alignments.

    “Relationship between me, Obi Cubana and Cubana Chief Priest is like three brothers from the same parents,” he said.

    Criticism Of “City Boy Movement”

    The businessman criticised supporters of the “City Boy movement,” arguing that the country’s current economic situation demands greater concern for ordinary Nigerians.

    He stated that he had personally advised some of his associates against promoting political movements that, according to him, fail to reflect the realities of hardship facing citizens.

    “My brothers are doing the City Boy movement, I called them and told them that the movement is not good because Nigerians are suffering,” he stated.

    Chidi Mike added that he values people above financial or political interests.

    Comments On Peter Obi And Kenneth Okonkwo

    He also addressed political conversations involving Labour Party figure Peter Obi and actor-turned-politician Kenneth Okonkwo.

    According to him, Nigerians should not allow political narratives to distract them from what he described as the need for visionary leadership.

    “Nigerians should stop listening to someone like Kenneth Okonkwo, he is a distraction,” he said.

    The businessman further defended Peter Obi, arguing that political attacks against him are unfair.

    “Peter can’t be a black man today and you expect him to change to a white man tomorrow,” he added.

    Calls For Political Unity

    Chidi Mike also called for stronger political cooperation among Igbo leaders and broader regional collaboration ahead of future elections.

    According to him, political actors from different parts of the country must work together if Nigeria is to overcome its economic and governance challenges.

    He specifically mentioned a possible Obi-Kwankwaso alliance under the NDC platform as a political direction he supports.

    His remarks have since generated reactions online, especially among supporters of different political camps ahead of the 2027 elections.

     

  • Cubana Chief Priest Claims Burna Boy Is Jealous of His Friendship With Davido

    Celebrity barman and socialite Cubana Chief Priest has claimed that Grammy-winning singer Burna Boy is jealous of his close friendship with fellow music star Davido.

    The socialite made the statement during a recent interview while speaking about his long-running online feud with Burna Boy.

    Cubana Chief Priest Speaks on Rivalry

    According to him, Burna Boy’s recent involvement in Lagos nightlife and club investments was influenced by their rivalry and his relationship with Davido.

    “Burna Boy is jealous of my relationship with Davido so he’s now investing in the nightlife business and owning clubs in Lagos,” he said.

    The statement has since generated reactions online, with fans of both celebrities debating the claim across social media platforms.

    “I Can Do Whatever I Want”

    Cubana Chief Priest also explained why he decided to venture into music despite already being successful in the nightlife business.

    According to him, the move was partly to prove he could succeed in any industry he chooses.

    “I decided to go into music to show him I can do whatever I want to do,” he added.

    The celebrity socialite and Burna Boy have repeatedly exchanged words online over the past year, with their public clashes often dominating entertainment conversations in Nigeria.

    Fans React Online

    Following the interview, social media users shared mixed reactions, with some defending Burna Boy while others supported Cubana Chief Priest’s comments.

    As of the time of filing this report, Burna Boy and Davido have not publicly reacted to the latest remarks.

  • Cubana Chiefpriest Under Fire After Saying He Left Peter Obi for Tinubu Because “I Don’t Want To Keep Losing”

    Popular Nigerian businessman and socialite Cubana Chief Priest has come under heavy criticism online after making controversial remarks about his political switch from Peter Obi to Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

    The nightlife entrepreneur, whose real name is Pascal Okechukwu, made the comments during a viral interview with content creator Peller.

    “I Didn’t Want To Keep Losing”

    In the now-trending clip, Cubana Chiefpriest claimed that some people within the ruling All Progressives Congress still do not fully trust him because of his Igbo background and his previous support for Peter Obi.

    According to him, suspicions remain within political circles that he could eventually betray the party.

    “Tinubu still doesn’t fully trust me because I’m an Igbo man and I once worked for Peter Obi, so they feel I could betray him too,” he said.

    The celebrity businessman also stated that he abandoned support for Obi because he no longer wanted to remain on the losing side politically.

    “I left Peter Obi because I didn’t want to keep losing. Peter Obi is not ready and I don’t see him winning the next election,” he added.

    Backlash Erupts Online

    The comments immediately triggered reactions across social media platforms, especially among Obi supporters popularly known as Obidients.

    Many critics accused Cubana Chiefpriest of abandoning his earlier political stance for personal interests and political relevance.

    Others mocked his recent performance in the APC House of Representatives primary election in Imo State, where reports claimed he secured only a few votes.

    Some users also questioned his claim of previously “working for” Peter Obi, dismissing the statement as exaggerated.

    Political Shift Continues To Trend

    Despite the backlash, Cubana Chiefpriest has continued to publicly identify with the APC and President Tinubu’s political movement.

    His comments have further fueled conversations around ethnic politics, loyalty, celebrity influence and the growing political tensions ahead of the 2027 general elections.

  • Cubana Chief Priest Speaks After APC Primary Loss, Declares Loyalty To Tinubu

    Celebrity barman and businessman Pascal Okechukwu, popularly known as Cubana Chief Priest, has broken his silence following his loss in the All Progressives Congress (APC) primary election for the House of Representatives seat in Imo State.

    In a lengthy Instagram post, the nightlife entrepreneur addressed criticisms and online reactions trailing his failed bid, insisting that his political ambition was personal and not backed by any financial obligation to anyone.

    “I am not indebted to anybody” — Cubana Chief Priest

    He stated that his decision to contest was driven by personal conviction and a desire to serve his constituency.

    “One disturbing dimension of the entire development is that some persons who should ordinarily know better have unfortunately joined in the unnecessary cruise and misinformation,” he wrote.

    “For the records, I am not indebted to anybody over my aspiration. The aspiration was entirely mine, driven by my personal conviction and desire to serve,” he added.

    ‘No regret’ over political ambition

    Cubana Chief Priest maintained that he has no regrets about his participation in the primary election, noting that his movement helped raise political awareness in the constituency ahead of the polls.

    He added that democratic participation and engagement were more important than the outcome of the contest.

    “I have absolutely no regret whatsoever in raising the political stakes and consciousness in our constituency leading to the primaries,” he said.

    Reaffirms loyalty to Tinubu

    The celebrity businessman also reaffirmed his support for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, saying he remains committed to the All Progressives Congress (APC) and the Renewed Hope agenda.

    He insisted that his focus will now shift to political mobilisation and support for the ruling party ahead of future elections.

    Cubana Chief Priest’s reaction comes amid widespread online commentary following reports that he lost the primary election by a wide margin.

  • Hellen Ati Mocks Cubana Chief Priest Over APC Primary Election Defeat

    Social media personality Hellen Ati has reacted to reports that celebrity businessman Cubana Chief Priest lost the All Progressives Congress (APC) primary election for the House of Representatives seat in Imo State.

    In a viral video circulating online, Hellen Ati was seen dancing and celebrating while mocking the nightlife promoter over the reported outcome of the primary election.

    ‘Let Him Go And Cry’

    Reacting in the video, Hellen Ati expressed happiness over the defeat and taunted Cubana Chief Priest with remarks that quickly generated reactions online.

    “What God cannot do does not exist. I’m happy because he lost his primary election, let him go and cry,” she said while dancing.

    The video has since sparked conversations across social media platforms, with users sharing mixed reactions to her comments.

    Cubana Lost APC Ticket

    Cubana Chief Priest had contested for the APC ticket for the Orsu/Orlu/Oru East Federal Constituency seat ahead of the 2027 general elections.

    However, he lost the primary election to Canice Moore Nwachukwu, the incumbent lawmaker representing the constituency.

    Nwachukwu is currently serving his second term in the House of Representatives.

    Social Media Reactions Continue

    The APC primary outcome has continued to dominate conversations online, with supporters and critics of Cubana Chief Priest reacting differently to the development.

    The businessman had attracted significant attention after declaring interest in politics and publicly aligning with key APC figures ahead of the primary election.

  • Seyi Tinubu Consoles Cubana Chief Priest After APC Primary Defeat

    Seyi Tinubu has publicly shown support for celebrity businessman Cubana Chief Priest following his defeat in the All Progressives Congress (APC) House of Representatives primary election in Imo State.

    Seyi shared the message through the Insta-Stories section of his official Instagram page shortly after reports confirmed Cubana Chief Priest lost the APC ticket for the Orsu/Orlu/Oru East Federal Constituency.

    ‘Keep Your Head Up’

    In the message, Seyi Tinubu encouraged the nightlife promoter not to be discouraged by the political setback, stating that defeat could sometimes open the door to future victories.

    “Bro, sometimes by losing a battle, you find a new way to win the war. Keep your head up Cubana Chief Priest. We know what you are capable of achieving,” he wrote.

    Cubana Chief Priest later reposted the message on his Instagram story, confirming the development and acknowledging the support.

    APC Primary Loss In Imo

    Cubana Chief Priest had contested for the APC House of Representatives ticket ahead of the 2027 general elections.

    However, he lost to the incumbent lawmaker, Canice Moore Nwachukwu, who currently represents the constituency and is serving a second term.

    The outcome generated widespread reactions online, with many Nigerians debating the role of celebrity influence in grassroots politics.

  • Cubana Chief Priest Loses APC House Of Reps Ticket In Imo State Primary Election

    Celebrity businessman and nightlife promoter Pascal Okechukwu, popularly known as Cubana Chief Priest, has lost the All Progressives Congress (APC) primary election for the House of Representatives seat in Imo State.

    The primary, held on May 16, 2026, saw the socialite contest for the Orlu/Orsu/Oru East Federal Constituency ticket but he was defeated by the incumbent lawmaker, Hon. Canice Moore Nwachukwu.

    Incumbent Lawmaker Wins APC Ticket

    Hon. Nwachukwu, who currently represents the constituency, reportedly secured the party’s ticket amid strong grassroots backing and established political structure in the area.

    Party sources said the exercise reflected a contest between political experience and popularity, with the incumbent maintaining dominance within the constituency’s delegate base.

    Cubana’s Political Entry Faces First Major Setback

    Cubana Chief Priest had officially joined the APC ahead of the 2027 general elections, declaring interest in the House of Representatives seat.

    He had earlier purchased his nomination forms and publicly declared consultations with key political figures, including visits to political stakeholders linked to the ruling party.

    His entry into politics had generated attention due to his popularity in entertainment and nightlife circles, as well as his connections within national political networks.

    Reactions Trail Primary Outcome

    Following the result, reactions have continued on social media, with users describing the outcome as a reality check on celebrity participation in Nigerian electoral politics.

    Some users mocked the defeat with references to his popular slogan, while others argued that constituency politics remains heavily influenced by established structures rather than public visibility or online influence.

    Political Reality Check For Celebrity Aspirant

    Observers note that the outcome reflects a recurring pattern in Nigerian politics, where incumbency advantage and local party structures often outweigh celebrity status and national popularity.

    As of the time of filing this report, Cubana Chief Priest has not issued an official statement on the outcome of the primary.

  • Cubana Chief Priest Declares House of Reps Bid, Targets Imo Seat Ahead of 2027

    Popular socialite and nightlife entrepreneur, Pascal Okechukwu, widely known as Cubana Chief Priest, has announced plans to contest for a seat in the House of Representatives in the 2027 general elections. He said he intends to represent the Orsu, Orlu and Oru East Federal Constituency in Imo State under the All Progressives Congress (APC).

    The declaration was made in a video shared online, where he outlined his motivation for entering politics.

    Chief Priest Declares Interest, Frames Ambition Around Service

    In the video, the celebrity barman said his decision to run is driven by a desire to contribute to the development of his constituency. He insisted that his ambition is not financially motivated but focused on adding value.

    “I am not coming to steal money, I want to add mine to the constituency,” he said.

    Move Follows Alignment With Tinubu Support Structure

    His political ambition comes weeks after he formally aligned with the City Boy Movement, a support group backing President Bola Tinubu. The development has intensified conversations about his growing involvement in political activities.

    Earlier in February, he was appointed Imo State Director of the movement, a role that positions him within the structure mobilising support for the president’s re-election bid.

    City Boy Movement Highlights Role in Tinubu Agenda

    The group, in a statement announcing his appointment, described Cubana Chief Priest as a figure capable of strengthening grassroots mobilisation. It said his influence and reach would help advance the Renewed Hope agenda.

    According to the statement, his role includes supporting party structures and driving engagement across the state.

    Early Signals as 2027 Political Activity Builds

    His declaration adds to the growing list of early political moves ahead of the 2027 elections, particularly among public figures expanding into politics. Observers note that such announcements reflect increasing activity within party structures as alignments begin to form.

    With his entry into the race, attention is expected to shift to how established political actors in the constituency respond in the coming months.