OpenLife Nigeria reports that the celebrity nightlife mogul Cubana Chiefpriest has set social media ablaze after clapping back at former governor Ayodele Fayose’s younger brother, Isaac, in a fiery response over political digs.
The clash started when Fayose allegedly called Cubana and Obi Cubana “cheap” over political appointments during Nnamdi Kanu’s detention. But Chiefpriest didn’t hold back.
“You can never make it into this room. This picture alone is worth more than 20 million pounds. I can understand the tears. Asiwaju 2027 you can’t do anything about it,” he said.
Chiefpriest also took aim at Fayose’s political legacy, leaving no room for doubt:
“You and your useless family had power for 8 years. What could you people do for your state? NOTHING!!!”
Bragging about his achievements without holding office, he added:
“I can hit my chest and tell you I have contributed and built greatly the hospitality and visibility of my state without power more than your entire useless state family of failures.”
He even turned Fayose’s attack into a boost for his allies:
“You want to pour your aggression on mere businessmen who just identified with a progressive government. You are indirectly working for us. These videos you are making will encourage government to do more for us.”
And with a final, fiery statement, Chiefpriest declared:
“Emilokan. It’s our TURN & that’s on PERIOD!!!”
The internet has since erupted, with fans and followers taking sides in this no-holds-barred battle of influence, wealth, and political bragging rights.
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