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The relationship between Cubana Chiefpriest and Singer Davido – what happened?

Cubana Chiefpriest, whose real name is Pascal Chibuike Okechukwu, is a popular Nigerian celebrity barman, show promoter, and entrepreneur. He is the owner of the famous Cubana nightclubs and has become well-known for his lavish lifestyle and his association with several Nigerian celebrities, including musician Davido.

Cubana Chiefpriest and Davido have had a close relationship for several years, with Chiefpriest often promoting and supporting Davido’s music and events. The two have been seen together at various events and on social media, and Chiefpriest has even been featured in some of Davido’s music videos.

Their relationship took a public turn in 2020, when Chiefpriest publicly supported Davido in his feud with fellow musician Burna Boy. Chiefpriest took to social media to defend Davido and called out Burna Boy for allegedly disrespecting Davido and his family. This led to a social media war between the two musicians’ fan bases, with Chiefpriest and Davido’s fans supporting the singer in the controversy.

However, in September 2020, it was reported that Cubana Chiefpriest had been fired from his position as the general manager of Cubana Group over a reported dispute with his boss, Obi Cubana. This led to rumors of a strained relationship between Chiefpriest and Davido, as the two had been closely associated with Cubana Group.

Despite the reported dispute between Chiefpriest and his former employer, his relationship with Davido appears to remain strong. The two were seen together at a party in December 2020, and Chiefpriest has continued to support and promote Davido’s music on his social media platforms and even as recent as four weeks ago..

Cubana Chiefpriest and Davido have had a close relationship for several years, with Chiefpriest being a strong supporter of the musician’s music and events. While there have been rumors of a strained relationship between the two due to Chiefpriest’s reported dispute with his former employer, their friendship appears to remain strong but fans in recent weeks think there is ‘fire on the mountain’.

Only recently, the Popular Nigerian singer and his long-time friend, celebrity barman Cubana Chief Priest, have recently decided to unfollow each other on Instagram.

Having shared a strong bond for many years, Davido and Cubana Chief Priest have been known to support each other in their respective endeavours. The owner of a popular nightclub, Cubana Chief Priest, has frequently been spotted alongside Davido at various events and parties and has even gone the extra mile to promote the musician’s music on his own social media platforms.

However, the once seemingly unbreakable bond between the duo appears to have hit a rough patch, as they have unfollowed each other on Instagram, as observed from their respective pages.

More speculations of a fallout, it has been noted that Chief Priest did not promote the singer’s recent Lagos concert, which is unusual given their past support for each other’s ventures.

As fans and followers try to make sense of this unexpected turn of events, rumors abound about the possible reasons behind their fallout. The sudden change in their social media dynamics has left many curious and eagerly awaiting further updates on their friendship status.

However, amid speculation of a breakup, Cubana Chief Priest recently shared a video of himself vibing to Davido’s song.

But NewsWireNGR however, noticed that Chiefpriest did wish Davido’s wife, Chioma Adeleke a happy birthday.

However, it is well-known that the two had a really close relationship and have been seen together at various events, parties, and on social media platforms. Davido has also been seen at several of Cubana Chiefpriest’s events, including the opening of his new nightclub in Owerri, Imo state.

But this is what some of the fans on social media suspect must have let to the face-off between the two if any.

https://twitter.com/incognito__04/status/1650253170763788293
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