Celebrity barman and socialite, Cubana Chief Priest, has fired back at critics who slammed him for kneeling to greet President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, describing the outrage as a reflection of envy and frustration.
In a lengthy Instagram post, the nightlife entrepreneur defended his actions, stating that those upset are pained by his consistent rise to prominence.
According to him, people are not truly offended by the act itself but by the fact that it is he yet again making headlines.
“So funny how na me kneel down for Presidency but na una leg dey pain,” he wrote.
Support for Tinubu and the “Symbol of the Broom”
Cubana Chief Priest reaffirmed his loyalty and admiration for President Tinubu and Vice President Shettima, saying he feels “super comfortable on the feet of Asiwaju/Shettima.”
He reminded his detractors that the President himself faced heavy criticism before assuming office and that “una abuse na blessings in disguise.”
“Na so una abuse them till they became the presidency. Na so una go abuse me till I become wetin dey my mind to become.”
He concluded his statement with the now-viral hashtag #CpNoSmall, symbolizing his ambition and resilience in the face of online attacks.
Key Takeaways:
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Criticism = Motivation: Cubana Chief Priest sees social media backlash as fuel for his goals.
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Loyalty to Leadership: He openly supports the Tinubu-Shettima administration.
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Public Persona: He remains unapologetic and committed to “understanding the game” of fame, politics, and influence.
As one of Nigeria’s most visible socialites, Cubana Chief Priest continues to command attention, and his bold stance suggests he’s not backing down anytime soon.
