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Cubana Chief Priest Stands Strong Behind Davido After GRAMMYs Defeat To Tyla

Cubana Chief Priest Stands Strong Behind Davido After GRAMMYs Defeat To Tyla

OpenLife Nigeria reports that in a show of unwavering support, Cubana Chief Priest has rallied behind his longtime friend, Davido, after the music superstar lost the Best African Music Performance category at the GRAMMYs to South African artist Tyla.

Taking to social media, the popular entrepreneur and nightlife impresario shared an encouraging message for the singer, emphasizing resilience and perseverance despite setbacks.

“Oyibo will do everything possible to break a strong man so they can carry out their dem0n!c agenda with him, but he will never fall.

Heads up, brother. Open the bag and drop another hot one for us. It never ends — gbedu is pure water.”

Cubana Chief Priest endearing statement

Fans quickly rallied behind both Davido and Cubana Chief Priest, praising the heartfelt words and expressing continued support for the Nigerian artist’s global music journey.

Many highlighted that awards, while prestigious, do not define Davido’s impact on African music.

With a history of chart-topping hits and a massive international fanbase, Davido remains a dominant figure in the industry.

Cubana Chief Priest’s message reinforces the belief that this setback is only a temporary pause in a career that continues to thrive on creativity, influence, and passion.

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